Blue Death Feigning Beetles Asbolus verrucosus)

The Blue Death Feigning Beetle (Asbolus verrucosus) is a fascinating desert species known for its striking metallic blue-gray coloration and unique defense mechanism. When threatened, these hardy beetles play dead by flipping onto their backs and remaining motionless—a behavior that gives them their memorable name.

Key Features:

• Distinctive powder-blue exoskeleton with textured surface
• Hardy, low-maintenance species perfect for beginners
• Native to the Sonoran and Mojave deserts
• Adults reach approximately 0.75-1 inch in length
• Long-lived beetles that can survive for several years with proper care

These docile beetles are excellent for educational displays and make engaging pets for invertebrate enthusiasts. They thrive in dry environments and feed on decaying plant matter, making them easy to care for and fascinating to observe. THESE BEETLES MAY HAVE A FEW FLAWS! But still very healthy!!!!