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Worth trying. I have read that Hyalophora males have been attracted to Samia cynthia females, and the ova were infertile, no mention
of other hybrid types.
Hi Danibel
Pruébalo, no tienes nada que perder, y aunque puede resultar complicado, a veces puede haber sorpresas. Tuve cópula manual entre Samia ricini x Callosamia promethea, los huevos no eran fértiles.
Saludos
José
That's what I thought, and in fact I managed to have intercourse for several hours
I don't think they are fertile, but by trying as you say, there is nothing to lose 🙏🏽🫡
Probably no crosses between Samia and Rothschildia are known. However some crosses between Samia and other Attacini are mentioned in the literature ( Tuskes et al. The Wild Silkmoth of North America. Cornell University Press, 1996)
Callosamia angulifera X Samia cynthia adults
Callosamia securifera X Samia cynthia larvae
Hyalophora cecropia X Samia cynthia larvae
Samia cynthia X Callosamia promethea adults
Try Samia x Callosamia if you want one that's possible.
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