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Sphinx Moth Pupa

Eupanacra elegantulus

Photo by Francis Floe
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Field Notes

Description:

4 cm

Habitat:

Found the caterpillars on my alocasia plants.

Notes:

I saw the caterpillars on my plants and they already ate all it's leaves so I decided to take care of them 'till they turn into moths. I have all six caterpillars turn in pupae already.

Reference Links:

Eupanacra elegantulus - Wikipedia, Common Butterflies of Singapore: Eupanacra elegantulus Life History

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Comments (2)
Francis Floe
Thanks, I'll try to take photos once they've turned into moths.
Ornithoptera80
Nice to see the cocoons from those caterpillars from before.

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