Usually you will find white or brown colour cocoons/pupae sticking onto the body or on the 'ground' and the caterpillar turning black and smellyOriginally Posted by Rustic
How do one check if the caterpillar has been parasited?
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Usually you will find white or brown colour cocoons/pupae sticking onto the body or on the 'ground' and the caterpillar turning black and smellyHow do one check if the caterpillar has been parasited?
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What's the last picture? a bundle of cocoons residing inside a caterpillar body? the picture is abit too small.
PS: 20 more species to clear.
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These are cocoons that came out from the cat. The cat has fallen off the leaf.What's the last picture? a bundle of cocoons residing inside a caterpillar body? the picture is abit too small.
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Finally managed to breed the cat till pupation.
- Pupa inside the cocoon
- Just emerged. Notice part of the pupa case is outside the cocoon.
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