Pie dish beetle (Embaphion muricatum)

Pie Dish Beetles are hardy, desert-dwelling beetles that thrive in well-ventilated enclosures with a dry setup and just a small humid retreat. They’re tough, long-lived, and fascinating to watch as they cruise around and explore. Being darkling beetles, they’re simple to care for and make a great choice for both display and low-maintenance keeping.

• Humidity: Low overall, with a small moist retreat
• Temperature: Room temp to warm desert range
• Enclosure: Dry, well-ventilated with sand/soil mix and hides
• Diet: Vegetables, dry foods, and occasional protein
• Best for: Beginner to advanced keepers looking for a hardy beetle