This display features the green Papilio blumei, blue Napocles jacunda, and red Papilio rumanzovia. Click above photo for closeup.

This display features Blue Mountain Swallowtail (Papilio ulysses), Majestic Green Swallowtail (Papilio blumei) & Queen Swallowtail (Papilio androgeous) butterflies.

These butterflies are all similar in that they have prominent amounts of black along with a beautiful solid bright coloring, each one a different color. Don't they just go great together? Click the photo for a closeup, sorry for the black background! The bottom two butterflies got slightly washed out in the photo but they're a bit more vibrant and colorful in person.

Three huge, immensely popular blue butterflies. Blue Morpho didius (top), Blue Mountain Swallowtail (center), Blue Morpho menelaus (bottom).

This display features a Blue Mountain Swallowtail (Papilio ulysses), green Radiant Swallowtail (Papilio lorquinianus), Purple Spotted Swallowtail (Graphium weiskei) & a yellow swallowtail. The tiger swallowtail is pictured above however we may use the similar Queen and King swallowtails.

This display features the Blue Morpho didius, Morpho menelaus, and a Pearl morpho. In this photo they don't appear to be metallic but they are, the lighting type and angles can alter how they look in photos.

The female Actias selene (above) is virtually identical to the American Luna Moth but much larger than most found in the U.S. In terms of surface area it's about three times the size of the Luna Moths we normally offer! Some specimens have nice pink dots and highlights as well. The male below is more yellow and pink with amazing scalloped wings. Note: These moths are of limited availability and extremely fragile so most specimens will have some extremely minor issues like a few tiny nicks (1-2 millimeter long) in a wing.
Origin: Widespread throughout Asia.

Two Zebra butterflies & five Pink Clearwings.

A beautiful mix of 9 different colorful butterflies.