Posts by CAMECLO

It's Chiasma clathrata

Regards

C&L

Hi Andre,

I don't know if it works for Arctia flavia, but for Arctia caja, I noticed that you have to keep the males away from the females so that they don't "get drunk" on pheromones. It is then necessary to introduce one or two males at nightfall; mating is then done quickly.

Regards C&L

Hello,

I think it is Acronicta rumicis

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Hi Christian

It's Ophiusa tirhaca

Regards

C&L

Amphipyra pyramidea

Hello Thomas,
the pupae of Arctia caja can be taken out of their "cocoons" without problem, but it is necessary to wait 8-10 days so that the pupae is well formed.
This hardly changes the emergence of butterflies; you just have to make sure to keep a little humidity.Greetings
C&L

Lythria purpuraria

caterpillars of Tyria jacobaeae (arctiidae)

1. Noctua probuba
2. Idaea aversata

Acontia trabaelis ?

Hi Tommy,

generally the caterpillars of Arctiinae easily accept dandelion (taraxacum) or plantain (Plantago).RegardsC&L

+1

Lymantria dispar