Beiträge von Sam cox

    Hello Sotiris

    I know this Is late and you would have already done the methods above but something I do for most of my hawkmoth larvae is when they start looking for a place to pupate I place each one in a takeaway container full of old porridge oats and as long as these are not wet they will not produce mold, often the larvae will bury down within a couple of hours and then I leave them a week and collect them which reassures that they have hardened (this method is very much like the soil method but much cheaper )

    Sam

    hi there
    I was just wondering on how you get actias sinensis larvae to feed on eucalyptus ( as mine are refusing ) I know one method were you crush a liquidambarleaf and spread the juices on the eucalyptus but liquidambar has fallen of the trees this time of year . It would also be helpful to know if there is any alternative foodplants than liquidambar and eucalyptus
    ? It would be great if anybody could help :smiling_face::hilfe: