Symbrenthia hippoclus selangorana ?

Help ! Can someone confirm this is S. hippoclus selangorana ?

underside view

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upperside view

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It looks really like a hippoclus, bt the markings near the apex of the forewing don't really correspond bt resemble lilaea. The underside resembles lilaea too. U may get lucky on this one, as well as feel disappointed if it were a lilaea.

Oh no! Just realised that the bands on the hindwing don't match too.:cry:

Hi Goh,
Both Fleming and Pisuth have underside photo of both S. lilaea and S. hippoclus,
you will have a lot of fun trying to compare the two :)
Anyway, the two species are difficult to separate satisfactorily without dissection of the male genitalia.
regards, << Yong >>

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Originally Posted by Yong San

Hi Goh,
Both Fleming and Pisuth have underside photo of both S. lilaea and S. hippoclus,
you will have a lot of fun trying to compare the two :)
Anyway, the two species are difficult to separate satisfactorily without dissection of the male genitalia.
regards, << Yong >>

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No wonder their sometimes both called the common jester.

Nope, that's not a hippoclus. True hippoclus has more irregular spots on the forewing. The orange bar on the forewing of hippoclus also has a depression.This one does not, so it is most probably a lilaea.

thanks guys