Samia ricini
Origin: Domesticated silk moth lineage originating from Asia Size: Wingspan approximately 10–15 cm Difficulty (Keeping): Beginner to Intermediate; generally hardy under stable warm conditions Breeding Difficulty: Easy to Intermediate; breeds readily with suitable host plants and humidity Temperature: Keep within 22–28°C Humidity: Moderate humidity is preferred, especially during moulting and emergence Ventilation: Good ventilation is required to reduce condensation and wing deformities during emergence Diet: Larvae commonly feed on castor, privet, lilac, and several alternative host plants depending on local availability Habitat Setup: Use a spacious, well-ventilated enclosure with appropriate host plants and sufficient vertical space for cocoon spinning and adult wing expansion Additional Notes: Samia ricini is a domesticated giant silk moth valued for its large size, calm behaviour, and ease of breeding. Adults do not feed and rely entirely on stored energy reserves accumulated during the larval stage
Specifications
- Amount
- 10 eggs, 50 eggs, 500 eggs, 10 larvae, 50 larvae, 10 cocoons, 50 cocoons
Variants (7)
- 10 eggs — 6.95 EUR — Out of stock
- 50 eggs — 25.00 EUR — Out of stock
- 500 eggs — 75.00 EUR — Out of stock
- 10 larvae — 10.00 EUR — Out of stock
- 50 larvae — 40.00 EUR — Out of stock
- 10 cocoons — 30.00 EUR — Out of stock
- 50 cocoons — 95.00 EUR — Out of stock
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