Since in nature someone is digging them up, collecting them and putting them into a fridge as soon as they are pupated, it is obvious that you have to do that as well.
I think you mean, Since in nature no one is digging them up, collecting them and putting them into a fridge as soon as they are pupated, it is obvious that you dont have to do that as well.
I usually let the pupae harden off for a few weeks put them in a cool place for a
Couple of months then store in crisper in fridge or cool shed
@ Cuilcidae
Oh sorry, i should have pointed out that i replied to the message from saturn.
It seems to me that he made a little mistake.
If it's natural conditions you are wondering about, it's already too late.
Citheronia regalis is a mid summer flier, the moths are just starting to fly and I am seeing
offers for ova on Insectnet. Day length is a factor raising any animal, if it makes a difference with
every species, I don't know.
There won't be any wild regalis larva burrowing in anytime soon.
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