Anoplophora Graafi (Spread)Anoplophora Graafi is a spectacular longhorn beetle native to Southeast Asia. This remarkable species is distinguished by its exceptionally long antennae, glossy black body, and striking pale turquoise green bands across the wing covers and thorax. Details: Species: Anoplophora Graafi Common Name: Graaf's Longhorn Beetle Condition: Spread, ready for display Origin: Southeast Asia Size: Approx. 47 cm body length (excluding antennae) Perfect for

mounted against a white background with pink ornaments

Common Name: Celebes Longhorn Beetle

mounted against a gold Japanese ornamental background

mounted against a white background with gold Ornaments

Its unusual appearance and impressive size make it a highly sought-after specimen among collectors

Displayed with wings spread

Common Name: Forest Mother-of-Pearl

glossy black body

Its large size and distinctive appearance make it a highly desirable specimen for collectors and natural history enthusiasts

Common Name: Tiger Swallowtail

This extraordinary species is instantly recognizable for its bold red and black body contrasted with green-brown wings patterned with vivid yellow spots

and distinctive patterned wings