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Artikel-Preisliste Käfer [email protected] Artikel-Preisliste Tel.: +49 5043 98 99 747 Fax: +49 5043 98 99 749 Weitere Informationen zu unseren Produkten sowie aktuelle Angebote finden Sie in unserem Shop: www.thepetfactory.de Art.-Nr. Artikelbezeichnung Ihr Preis MwSt.-Satz * Käfer - Imagines METUFM Mecynorrhina torquata ugandensis FARBMORPHE - 79,50 € 1 PAAEMI Pachnoda aemula - Stückpreis 9,95 € 1 EUMOI Eudicella morgani - Stückpreis 14,50 € 1 PAMPI Pachnoda marginata peregrina - Stückpreis 3,95 € 1 METIM Mecynorrhina torquata immaculicollis - Stückpreis 34,50 € 1 CETSPK1 Pseudinca camerunensis - Stückpreis 14,95 € 1 PSEMAR Pseudinca marmorata 12,95 € 1 DIMIIM Dicronorhina micans - Pärchen 39,95 € 1 PASFI Pachnoda flaviventris - Stückpreis 6,95 € 1 PRFORMOI Protaetia formosana 11,95 € 1 JURUI Jumnos ruckeri 24,95 € 1 EUSPWI Eudicella schultzeorum pseudowoermanni - Stückpreis 16,95 € 1 COLORI Coelorrhina loricata Imago - Stückpreis 19,95 € 1 ANTSXMA Anthia sexmaculata - Stückpreis 19,50 € 1 PAPRASI Pachnoda prasina 29,95 € 1 PAISKUU Pachnoda iskuulka NEUE ART!!! 29,95 € 1 ZOMOIM Zophobas morio Käfer 3,95 € 1 PRPRPad Protaetia pryeri pryeri 14,95 € 1 CESPECYAAD Cetonischema speciosa cyanochlora 49,95 € 1 - 1 GRAPTRILBRSA 24,95 € 1 ORYSPECRSA Oryctes spec. RSA Paar 49,95 € 1 PASFIRSA Pachnoda flaviventris RSA WC 11,95 € 1 DISRUFRSA Dischista rufa RSA WC 14,95 € 1 PORHEBRSA Porphyronota hebreae RSA 29,95 € 1 PLAPLARSA Plaesiorrhinella plana RSA 12,50 € 1 ANTBIGUVRSA Anthia biguttata var. RSA 29,50 € 1 ANTBIGURSA Anthia biguttata RSA 29,50 € 1 CYALRSA Cypholoba alveolata RSA 44,95 € 1 ANSCULRSA Anomalipus sculpturatus RSA 24,50 € 1 ANTMAXRSA Anthia maxillosa RSA 44,95 € 1 CYPGRAPRSA Cypholoba graphipteroides RSA 22,50 € 1 TEFMEYRSA Tefflus meyerlei RSA 27,95 € 1 PLATRIVRSA Plaesiorrhinella trivittata RSA 12,50 € 1 ANELERSA Anomalipus elephas RSA 24,50 € 1 GONOTIBRSA Gonopus tibialis RSA 24,50 € 1 PSAMVIRRSA Psammodes virago TOKTOK RSA 29,95 € 1 ANSPEC1RSA Anomalipus spec. 1 RSA 24,50 € 1 EURYRSA Eurychora spec. RSA 17,95 € 1 PSROSPECRSA Psorodes spec. RSA 17,95 € 1 PASSALIDRSA Passalidae spec. RSA 24,95 € 1 PACHYSPRSA Pachyodontus spec. RSA 24,95 € 1 DIDCIBL Dicronorhina derbyana conradsi BLUE Imago 29,95 € 1 EUPLONRSA Eupezus longipes RSA 19,95 € 1 Alle Preise incl. MwSt. * 1 = 19 %; 2 = 7 % The Pet Factory, Martin Höhle, Süntelstrasse 23, 31867 Hülsede Bestellungen über www.thepetfactory.de Seite 1 von 35 Weitere Informationen zu unseren Produkten sowie aktuelle Angebote finden Sie in unserem Shop: www.thepetfactory.de Art.-Nr. Artikelbezeichnung Ihr Preis MwSt.-Satz * Käfer - Larven DIDD Dicronorhina derbyana derbyana (layardi) - 5 Larven 22,50 € 1 XYPU Xylotrupes pubescens - 1 Larve 15,00 € 1 CHAA Chlorocala africana africana- 5 Larven 15,00 € 1 PASF Pachnoda flaviventris - 5 Larven 12,50 € 1 MEEL Megasoma elephas - 1 Larve 59,50 € 1 PAFI Pachnoda fissipuncta - 4 Larven 12,00 € 1 CHATL Chalcosoma atlas - 1 Larve 24,50 € 1 DYTI Dynastes tityus - 1 Larve 27,50 € 1 DYNN Dynastes neptunus neptunus - 1 Larve 44,50 € 1 MEAC Megasoma actaeon - 1 Larve 42,95 € 1 CHAO Chlorocala africana oertzeni - 3 Larven 19,50 € 1 GOGO Goliathus goliatus - 1 Larve 59,95 € 1 PLASEPL Plaesiorhinella septa septa - 3 Larven 17,50 € 1 PRPRP Protaetia pryeri pryeri - 2 Larven 10,95 € 1 PRFORMOL Protaetia formosana - 2 Larven 11,95 € 1 PAAEM Pachnoda aemula - 5 Larven 14,95 € 1 GOLCLA Golofa claviger - 1 Larve 24,95 € 1 MESAV Mecynorrhina savagei - 1 Larve 22,50 € 1 PAMAR Pachnoda marginata marginata 16,50 € 1 PRCUCU Protaetia culta culta - 3 Larven 16,50 € 1 EUMO Eudicella morgani - 3 Larven 19,50 € 1 TMESIL Tmesorrhina simillima - 3 Larven 16,50 € 1 PSECAM Pseudinca camerunensis - 3 Larven 14,50 € 1 PLAEWAL Plaesiorrhinella watkinsiana - 2 Larven 12,95 € 1 PSEMARL Pseudinca marmorata - 3 Larven 14,50 € 1 EUEHER Eudicella euthalia hereroensis - 3 Larven 18,50 € 1 METUFML Mecynorrhina torquata ugandensis FARBMORPHE - 1 17,50 € 1 AUGCENTL Augosoma centaurus Larve 24,95 € 1 MEGMARL Megasoma mars 59,50 € 1 METIML Mecynorrhina torquata immaculicollis - 1 Larve 14,50 € 1 PAVOLV Pachnoda vossi Larve 12,50 € 1 EUSPLV Eudicella schultzeorum pseudowoermanni 24,50 € 1 DHMOL Dynastes hercules morishimai - 1 Larve 44,50 € 1 PARUFOL Pachnoda rufovirens - 2 Larven 17,50 € 1 PAPRAS Pachnoda prasina Larven 26,50 € 1 CESPECYA Cetonischema speciosa cyanochlora Larven 24,95 € 1 PHMULGREE Phalacrognathus muelleri GREEN 29,95 € 1 ANIFLAV Anisorrhina flavomaculata RSA Larven 19,95 € 1 PRODA Propomacrus davidi 39,95 € 1 PROOPAL Protaetia opaca 12,50 € 1 CHBULARSA Cheirolasia burkei RSA 19,50 € 1 CLIPERRSAL Clinteroides permutans RSA 14,50 € 1 PLAPLARSAL Plaesiorrhinella plana RSA 12,50 € 1 PORHEBRSAL Porphyronota hebreae RSA 29,95 € 1 PEDSESTL Pedinorrhina septa sellata 11,95 € 1 PRSENL Prosopocoilus senegalensis Larve 14,95 € 1 PRCUPL Protaetia cuprina 19,50 € 1 METYL Megasoma t. typhon 59,50 € 1 Alle Preise incl. MwSt. * 1 = 19 %; 2 = 7 % The Pet Factory, Martin Höhle, Süntelstrasse 23, 31867 Hülsede Bestellungen über www.thepetfactory.de Seite 2 von 35 Weitere Informationen zu unseren Produkten sowie aktuelle Angebote finden Sie in unserem Shop: www.thepetfactory.de Art.-Nr. Artikelbezeichnung Ihr Preis MwSt.-Satz * Mantiden HYCO Hymenopus coronatus 29,95 € 1 PHPA Phyllocrania paradoxa 15,95 € 1 CREGE Creobroter gemmatus 18,50 € 1 RHOMBA Rhombodera basalis 14,50 € 1 POSPU Popa spurca 19,95 € 1 PHPAAD Phyllocrania paradoxa adult/semiadult 19,95 € 1 SPHOLIN Sphodromantis lineola 14,95 € 1 DERTRU Deroplatys truncata 17,50 € 1 HIEPAT Hierodula patellifera 16,50 € 1 DERDES Deroplatys desiccata 12,50 € 1 DERLOB Deroplatys lobata 22,50 € 1 BLEMENM Blepharopsis mendica M 14,50 € 1 HIEMAJU Hierodula majuscula 16,50 € 1 SYPRE Sybilla pretiosa 24,50 € 1 PARGIKE Parasphendale spec. GIANT KENIA 16,95 € 1 HIEJAGO Hierodula spec. JAVA GOLDEN 17,50 € 1 DANUBA Danuria cf. barbozae 19,95 € 1 OMOZE Omomantis zebrata 29,50 € 1 PARAKUAS Parablepharis kuhlii asiatica 39,95 € 1 STAFEM Stagmatoptera femoralis 22,50 € 1 DERTRI Deroplatys trigonodera 17,50 € 1 SPHOAUR Sphodromantis aurea 14,50 € 1 ACAERO Acanthops erosula 14,50 € 1 CREYUN Creobroter spec. YUNNAN 14,50 € 1 PARVINC Parasphendale vincta 16,95 € 1 SPHOTRI Sphodromantis trimacula 14,50 € 1 TAMOTA Tamolanica tamolana 22,50 € 1 MIOSPRSA Miomantis spec. RSA 16,50 € 1 CILHU Cilnia humeralis 18,50 € 1 Phasmiden HESPVER Hesperophasma spec. VERON 12,50 € 1 PHSPH Phyllium philippinicum (PSG 278) 9,95 € 1 PESCJ Peruphasma schultei 4,95 € 1 MEEX Medauroida extradentata 5,95 € 1 TRABRU Trachyaretaon brueckneri 7,50 € 1 LAMGUE Lamponius guerini 9,95 € 1 SIPYSIP Sipyloidea sipylus 7,50 € 1 DARPHI Dares philippinensis 9,95 € 1 RAMNEM Ramulus nematodes 9,95 € 1 PHAKAO Phaenopharos khaoyaiensis m 3,95 € 1 HETEDILA Heteropteryx dilatata - adultes Pärchen 54,95 € 1 CARADET Carausius detractus 13,95 € 1 PHTOGA Phyllium tobeloense GALELA 24,50 € 1 HAAECHI Haaniella echinata 29,90 € 1 PHYLAN Phyllium litiranti PELENG 26,50 € 1 AREMUCO Aretaon mucosus MULU 16,50 € 1 Alle Preise incl. MwSt. * 1 = 19 %; 2 = 7 % The Pet Factory, Martin Höhle, Süntelstrasse 23, 31867 Hülsede Bestellungen über www.thepetfactory.de Seite 3 von 35 Weitere Informationen zu unseren Produkten sowie aktuelle Angebote finden Sie in unserem Shop: www.thepetfactory.de Art.-Nr. Artikelbezeichnung Ihr Preis MwSt.-Satz * Heuschrecken & Co. TETRSUR Tetrataenia surinama 9,95 € 1 Ameisen MESSBAR Messor barbarus 14,95 € 1 Landkrabben & Co. GESY Geosesarma spec. YELLOWEYE 14,50 € 1 GEVA Geosesarma spec. VAMPIR 16,50 € 1 MEOB Metasesarma obesum 9,95 € 1 GEMA Geosesarma notophorum 15,00 € 1 GEORA Lepidothelphusa spec. ORANGEARM 14,50 € 1 CARARM Cardisoma armatum NIGERIA 14,50 € 1 GEVAO Geosesarma tiomanicum 16,50 € 1 GEVABI Geosesarma bicolor 12,50 € 1 MEOBS Metasesarma obesum "SMARAGD" 12,50 € 1 GEOSPFI Geosesarma hagen (ex. spec. FIRE) 16,50 € 1 LEPCOG Lepidothelphusa cognetti 14,50 € 1 GEOMET Geosesarma spec. METALLIC NEU!!! 16,50 € 1 GECFRO Geosesarma cf. rouxi 16,50 € 1 GESBLU Geosesarma bogorensis 14,50 € 1 GESPBL Geosesarma spec. BLACK LEG 16,50 € 1 GECLAL Gecarcoidea lalandii 39,95 € 1 BIRGUSSBM Birgus latro - SULAWESI BLUE m 595,00 € 1 BIRGUSSBML Birgus latro - SULAWESI BLUE m/l 998,00 € 1 GENODF Geosesarma noduliferum 16,50 € 1 GEOSPIF Geosesarma spec. IRON FIST 16,50 € 1 GEVOLC Geosesarma spec. VOLCANO 16,50 € 1 MESGSRA Metasesarma spec. GOLDEN SPOT RED ARM 12,50 € 1 Triops & Co. OSTRMEX Ostracoda spec. MEXICO 14,95 € 1 Tausendfüßer SPGR Spirostreptus gregorius 9,95 € 1 CESP Centrobolus sp. Mosambik 22,50 € 1 SPTA Spirostreptus spec. 1 TANSANIA 9,95 € 1 SPBR Spirostreptus brachycerus 12,95 € 1 PELY Pelmatojulus ligulatus 14,50 € 1 MAPA Mardonius parilis acuticonus 9,95 € 1 ANMO Anadenobolus monilicornis 7,95 € 1 TONCA Tonkinbolus caudulanus 14,50 € 1 NARGOR Narceus gordanus 14,95 € 1 SPIBA Spirostreptus ibanda 16,95 € 1 CENSP Centrobolus splendidus 24,50 € 1 TEAOUGR Telodeinopus aoutii Grün 19,95 € 1 TRIGCOR Trigoniulus corallinus 14,95 € 1 NARAME Narceus americanus 12,95 € 1 SPISP8 Spirostreptidae spec. 8 21,95 € 1 COSPCM Coromus spec. CAMEROON 16,50 € 1 ORTHAUNA Orthomorpha spec. AU NANG 22,50 € 1 SPISP9 Spirostreptidae spec. 9 TANZANIA NZ 21,95 € 1 MACAREDCB Mardonius spec. CAMEROON RED LEG Nachzucht 17,50 € 1 SPHGIGRSA Sphaerotherium giganteum RSA 34,50 € 1 Alle Preise incl. MwSt. * 1 = 19 %; 2 = 7 % The Pet Factory, Martin Höhle, Süntelstrasse 23, 31867 Hülsede Bestellungen über www.thepetfactory.de Seite 4 von 35 Weitere Informationen zu unseren Produkten sowie aktuelle Angebote finden Sie in unserem Shop: www.thepetfactory.de Art.-Nr. Artikelbezeichnung Ihr Preis MwSt.-Satz * Tausendfüßer CECFRUGRSA Centrobolus cf. rugulosus RSA 34,50 € 1 CEFULGHRSA Centrobolus fulgidus RSA 36,50 € 1 CERIRSA Centrobolus richardii RSA 39,50 € 1 ODONSPMIMIRSA Odontopygidae spec. MIMIKRY 34,50 € 1 SPHMAGGRRSA Sphaerotherium mahaium RSA GREEN 21,95 € 1 BENKHAO Benoitolus spec. KHAO SOK 14,95 € 1 RHINOSPEC Rhinocricus spec. 16,50 € 1 BENSIAM Benoitolus siamensis 14,95 € 1 MILLRSA3 Millipede spec.
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