Hoplideres aquilus is a striking longhorn beetle first described by Charles Cockerell in 1859. It belongs to the genus Hoplideres within the Cerambycidae family, known for its elongated antennae and unique body structure. Product Details: ? Species: Hoplideres aquilus (Male) ? Native Origin: Madagascar ? Frame Dimensions: 6” H x 8” W x 1” D ? Museum-Quality Presentation: • Shadowbox frame with a glass window for optimal protection and display. • High-quality materials built to last a lifetime. • Picture hanger included for easy wall mounting. • Background: Insect name and origin printed on Old World-style parchment paper. ? Why Choose Our Displays? Our creations surpass traditional museum displays, combining artistry with the latest technology. We use advanced clear silicon sealing for double protection, ensuring durability for high-value specimens. This meticulous craftsmanship makes our pieces a favorite among interior designers and collectors alike. ? Care Instructions: To maintain the pristine condition of your display, avoid exposure to extreme temperature, humidity, and direct sunlight. With proper care, this extraordinary specimen will remain a cherished marvel of the natural world for decades to come. ? Worldwide Shipping Available! We offer international shipping—please contact us for rates. 2025 Butterflies Artists, All Legal Rights Reserved.