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SUMMER: Actias ningpoana EGGS

£14.50

  • Host plants: Willow, Hawthorn, Birch, Sweetgum, Cherry Laurel, Portugal Laurel, Privet, Eucalyptus - many more are reported

  • Difficulty: Easy (1/10)

  • Temperature: Room temp.

  • Lifecycle: continually brooded

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Actias ningpoana, commonly known as the Chinese Moon Moth, is a stunning moon moth found in China, particularly in the Ningpo region. This moth is renowned for its captivating appearance, with large, often featuring striking shades of green and pink. With a wingspan of approximately 12-15 centimeters, it's an impressive sight. The larvae of this species feed on various deciduous tree leaves: Birch, Hawthorn, Willow, Oak, Sweetgum, Walnut, Cherry Laurel, Portugal Laurel. It is extremely easy to rear and breed in captivity.