Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Coleoptera larva
Posted by Xespok on 13-10-2005 10:33
#1
Is this a Coleoptera larva? Any idea which family does this belong to?
Posted by Pierre-Yves on 13-10-2005 12:17
#2
hello,
It looks like pyrochroidae larva.
Pierre-yves:)
Posted by Xespok on 14-10-2005 01:12
#3
That is possible.
THX for your answer.
Posted by Andrius on 14-10-2005 08:49
#4
It could also be
Pytho depresus, Pythidae.
Posted by Xespok on 14-10-2005 11:04
#5
Remember that this larva is from Japan, so identification at the species level is quite impossible. I will look into that family, to be honest I have not even heard about it.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 14-10-2005 12:18
#6
How usefull is Diptera.info !
This larvae I found in end august not as far as Japan, but in Moscow region, under dead tree bark. And during two month it was unknow Coleoptera larva.
It seems to me that grace to you Xespok I know now the Genus - Pytho.
And totaly in Russia known 5 species of Pythidae
http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/atl_py.htm
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 21-11-2005 21:25
#7
As a matter of fact, I've got consultation that mine larvae is not from Pythidae, but from close family and it is Pyrochroa sp., Pyrochroidae.
Posted by lweit on 01-02-2006 18:24
#8
This day, i have made this photos in a wood of old conifer.
Under the bark of a tree I've found this larve of coleoptera with a Rhagium sp. (perheaps inquisitor).
Tt's really this species
Thank you
Lweit
Posted by lweit on 01-02-2006 18:25
#9
Ant hear his the Rhagium sp.
lweit
Posted by lweit on 01-02-2006 18:26
#10
Another phot of this coleoptera
lweit
Posted by lweit on 01-02-2006 20:52
#11
Sorry, ce larve is Pyrochroa sp. (coccinea or serraticornis) and the Rhagium is really inquisitor
lweit