Real beetles
A first set of twelve species, including the Stag Beetle, Hercules Beetle, Ladybird, Firefly, Jewel Beetle and Great Diving Beetle.
- Horns, jaws and wing cases that open when they fly.
- Fireflies glow at night; diving beetles swim.
Scarablight does for beetles what Mothlight does for moths. Real species live on the ground, in the wood and in the water. Pick them up into jars, draw them in with sap bait on a log and raise their grubs to adults.
A first set of twelve species, including the Stag Beetle, Hercules Beetle, Ladybird, Firefly, Jewel Beetle and Great Diving Beetle.
Look under logs and in leaf litter, pick beetles up into jars, and smear sap bait on a log to bring them in after dark.
Eggs and grubs live in a box of rotten wood or soil, then pupate and emerge as adults. Breed the ones you keep.
A page for every species you find, with where it lives and a true fact about it.
Scarablight works alone. With Mothlight or Flutterlight installed too, jars and breeding gear are shared and one field guide holds all three, each in its own section.