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Long Horned Beetle Print

Long Horned Beetle Print



Cyclommatus Elaphus or long horned beetle print. Made and signed by local artist Kayla Aryn. 

Comes sealed in a protective covering. 

Dimensions:  7" x 5"

FURTHER INFORMATION:

Cyclommatus elaphus is a species of the genus Cyclommatus from Indonesia. It is also the largest species of the genus Cyclommatus and can grow up to a maximum of 109 mm (4.29 inches) from the tip of the mandibles to the end of the abdomen.



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