SATS!!!!

[agent A]

Is "M0TH3R H0M1N1D" equivalent to mother hominid—as in a female australopithecine? If so, that explains a lot. AHAHAHAHA! :stuart:

mother as in MOTH-er

 

[aNisip]

u can call me M0TH3R H0M1N1D if u want

they all hatched but I can send u rothoscilda, luna, poly, and a few other stuff next brood

u can call me M0TH3R H0M1N1D if u want

they all hatched but I can send u rothoscilda, luna, poly, and a few other stuff next brood

If they are native to south fla and can eat oak than yes... but mainly only want automeris io for that reason...will you sell the cats or adults?

 

[jamurfjr]

I named the following type of moth, a "yellow fluff muffin."

 

[jamurfjr]

Not the best quality, but you get the picture—literally.

 

[agent A]

pretty

 

[nirotorin]

Awesome!

 

[jamurfjr]

Surprise! The imperial moth(Eacles imperialis) itself paid me a visit. I think its real name was George Alexander Louis something. :clap:

 

[Jinx]

All these pictures are so pretty! I've been wanting to learn more about saturniids for a while. May take some time to do so once I settle into the Mantis hobby for a while. I know I've seen a few Luna Moths back in Louisiana, but unsure what else we had in our area.

 

[agent A]

few recent pics

rothschildia cincta hatchers (they didn't eat the oak and I think they all died, but it was likely due to inbreeding)

cynthia hatchlings, now on an ailanthus tree

very pretty 3rd instar cecropia larva

not a sat but a sphingiid, 4th instar manduca sexta

 

[agent A]

citheronia regalis male pupating sequence

vids will come soon

 

[agent A]

first vid

http://www.flickr.com/photos/98307767@N08/9488341531/

 

[agent A]

second vid

 

[sally]

That video was amazing!

 

[agent A]

That video was amazing!

thank youand its quite cool to see the pupation occur

 

[agent A]

lost all my cecropia and io larvae

but I had these guys hatch this morning

attacus atlas! :clap:

 

[agent A]

atlas are growing!!

more to come soon

 

[agent A]

second instar attacus atlas

 

[agent A]

3rd instar attacus atlas

 

[Jinx]

These are fascinating. Wish I could add these guys to my current hobby.

 

[agent A]

hatchling antheraea hybrid

older larvae:

older attacus atlas larvae