Saturniidae

        There is no one here for a long time? I.e. haven't visited the Saturniidae forum for a long time??? I'm really asking!.... Please.... Write down in what home conditions peacock's eggs should winter. Is it humidity, temperature, what kind of packaging should be??? That is = vessel, etc.? Test tube? I will be extremely grateful to you!!! Please write to us.........

From personal experience - wintering gren saturn should be in a small container (glass or plastic), necessarily ventilated with holes that are not accessible to parasitic tiny wasps.
Ideal storage option in a shed with an accessible natural ambient temperature and the exclusion of direct sunlight that can heat and dry the grass. It is not advisable to spend the winter in the refrigerator!

Thank you so much!!! Sorry. And which substrate is more suitable?

Without substrate and excess materials that can cause high humidity and as a result mold. Gren should not be in a crowded state, but evenly spaced.

It's not a trifenestrata, it doesn't exist in Malaysia. To determine only the genital preparation

Hello!I would like to know how accurate and up-to-date the taxonomy of Saturniidae is on this site:http://www.nic.funet.fi/pub/sci/bio/life/insecta/lepidoptera/ditrysia/bombycoidea/saturniidae/index.html. For some reason, I did not find the genus Caligula there,in particular the species Cligula simla, which may have other synonyms.Is the genus Neoris represented by only one species, huttoni ?

And what kind of story was shown last week on Russian television.
The plot of the news video was as follows (I only saw the end): A woman in Ukraine found two caterpillars in the garden and put them in a jug and forgot... the following year, in the spring, she saw two butterflies come out. They showed some Saturnias (she seems to have released her butterflies!?) and a voice-over comment saying that they were butterflies of a super rare species... What was discussed and where to see it??

Funet is a very muddy source in my opinion. It's better to dance from here: http://www.saturniidae-web.de/index.html

And what kind of story was shown last week on Russian television.
The plot of the news video was as follows (I only saw the end): A woman in Ukraine found two caterpillars in the garden and put them in a jug and forgot... the following year, in the spring, she saw two butterflies come out. They showed some Saturnias (she seems to have released her butterflies!?) and a voice-over comment saying that they were butterflies of a super rare species... What was discussed and where to see it??

No, there were completely different Saturniums shown - that's why I was interested... I thought they found something very rare... The plot of the story is the same - but the video of the butterflies themselves is completely different... well, damn TV newsmen give! It looks like they removed similar butterflies from those who breed some saturnium.... I don't remember the channel... I clicked on the cable channel... something like a news item... but the story is something like spring was!?? These are miracles...

Sergey and let me be curious - why was it necessary to bring out this female so early ??? In your area, it would be necessary to breed it in June and try to attract local males to it in fruit orchards.