brancsikia339
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I haven't ever seen one. You'd have to check Youtube
LUNA MOTH!!!
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CoolMantid
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I have. Its awesome. They look pale and yellow right after they shed their skin. Quite adorable if I must say.
3 cats make 1 cocoon
Mime454
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You should tell them to stop. Seems unnatural.
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I think its cute. Its like they are having a sleep over or sumthin
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Lol they r wettin the cocoon! lil babiez
brancsikia339
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my lunas are l5
good! they will get giant, abt as big as your index finger, keep the food comin!!
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Has anyone read about or seen for themselves, Luna cats, that pupated together, in the wild?
It is interesting how the behaviors of captive insects will be different from live ones.
I only recently saw my first Luna. It was one of the most awesome things I have experienced.
Living in a suburban area most of my life, there weren't enough wooded spots for them to come to.
When I stayed in the mountains, we saw them regularly.
On the first time, we were trying to train my dog to find my daughter. She would go into the woods with a treat and I would command him to stay until a certain amount of time had passed. One time, my daughter came back early, but with a female Luna. I decided to let it slide and the training was done for the evening.
I was amazed when a male came for her the following night. I saw him coming from quite a distance and he actually found her in her net cage! I have seen males come to females the same way, when I placed the girls in certain trees near the home.
They have an awesome sense of smell!
If only it would work that well when I put my female Stagmomantis carolina out in a net cage. Lol!
It is interesting how the behaviors of captive insects will be different from live ones.
I only recently saw my first Luna. It was one of the most awesome things I have experienced.
Living in a suburban area most of my life, there weren't enough wooded spots for them to come to.
When I stayed in the mountains, we saw them regularly.
On the first time, we were trying to train my dog to find my daughter. She would go into the woods with a treat and I would command him to stay until a certain amount of time had passed. One time, my daughter came back early, but with a female Luna. I decided to let it slide and the training was done for the evening.
I was amazed when a male came for her the following night. I saw him coming from quite a distance and he actually found her in her net cage! I have seen males come to females the same way, when I placed the girls in certain trees near the home.
They have an awesome sense of smell!
If only it would work that well when I put my female Stagmomantis carolina out in a net cage. Lol!
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CoolMantid
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Agent A, do you still have some?
CoolMantid
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NICE!
brancsikia339
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I have one diapausing cocoon. My cecropia hatched early yesterday!! 
and i don't have a male!!! i feel bad cuz she keeps laying eggs and none will be fertile
and i don't have a male!!! i feel bad cuz she keeps laying eggs and none will be fertile
At least your sister didnt throw a juicebox on and crush a female cecropia being stored in the fridgeI have one diapausing cocoon. My cecropia hatched early yesterday!!
CoolMantid
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My brother found the gloveri cocoons in the fridge and refused to eat from there for like a week :/
very depressing
Montana
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Noooooo! That's so sad! To think that could have been a beautiful Luna moth...very depressing
Me to
And a nice sized one
It was discovered the other day when its cocoon was very light and i cut it open to find the long dead and dried prepupa
