Coleoptera is too diverse for me as a hobbyist to accurately represent the regulations on all its families individually, but most species will require permits. Cerambycids, buprestids, and elaterids all require permits, and even native species may require containment for interstate transport permits. The following list has all species of beetles that have been deregulated. (Some beetles, such as native carabids, were not deregulated because there was never any point when they were regulated.)
Family | Scientific Name | Common Name |
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Bostrichidae | Rhyzopertha dominica | Lesser Grain Borer |
Chrysomelidae | Acanthoscelides obtectus | Bean Weevil |
Chrysomelidae | Bruchus pisorum | Pea Weevil |
Chrysomelidae | Callosobruchus maculatus | Cowpea Weevil |
Curculionidae | Sitophilus granarius | Granary Weevil |
Nitidulidae | Aethina tumida | Small Hive Beetle |
Nitidulidae | Carpophilus dimidiatus | Corn Sap Beetle |
Nitidulidae | Carpophilus hemipterus | Dried Fruit Beetle |
Ptinidae | Lasioderme serricorne | Cigarette Beetle |
Ptinidae | Stegobium paniceum | Drugstore Beetle |