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Hey, he molted!

Description: He didn't move.....
for almost 2 days!
I got worried, but he's now a lean, green, small leaf eating machine! XD

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Date: 06/06/04
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devil

Registered: 06/2003
Photos Uplaoded: 7
Comments Left: 0

Very interesting ...
Post more informations, pls !
Care sheet ...
Feeding ... etc ...
Tk you !
Rating: 5/5 
06-06-2004 10:30PM View devil's Profile  

DDD^S_SCEPTILE

Registered: 06/2004
Location: North Carolina
Photos Uplaoded: 25
Comments Left: 0
SnooPING AS usual I see...

Uhh, ok....
I got him/her (it)
off of a sassyfras tree, and I get fresh leaves daily. It eats at night, and I have only one. You can find Tiger Swallowtail larva on sassyfras, cherry, wild cherry, apple, ash, and a few others. look for a slightly curld leaf... during daytime. I have another picture in the Photo Gallery before he molted. I have a decent sized stick in there for this evening, since he'll wanna move around. Anything else ya would like to know?
06-06-2004 11:42PM View DDD^S_SCEPTILE's Profile Visit DDD^S_SCEPTILE's Homepage! View DDD^S_SCEPTILE's Gallery  

DDD^S_SCEPTILE

Registered: 06/2004
Location: North Carolina
Photos Uplaoded: 25
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SnooPING AS usual I see...

Oh, yeah. I also clean him out daily. And if he gets scared, he'll shoot out two tentacles, looking like a forked tounge. Then it'll start to stink. This is his denfesive pose.
06-06-2004 11:44PM View DDD^S_SCEPTILE's Profile Visit DDD^S_SCEPTILE's Homepage! View DDD^S_SCEPTILE's Gallery  

DDD^S_SCEPTILE

Registered: 06/2004
Location: North Carolina
Photos Uplaoded: 25
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SnooPING AS usual I see...

This, I found out, is NOT a Tiger Swallowtail larva! This is a Spicebrush Swallowtail larva!
06-08-2004 09:26PM View DDD^S_SCEPTILE's Profile Visit DDD^S_SCEPTILE's Homepage! View DDD^S_SCEPTILE's Gallery  

phibia5

Registered: 03/2004
Photos Uplaoded: 4
Comments Left: 0

Very good photo. I love Spicebush Swallowtail caterpillars, I raised dozens of these last year and i have a bunch now. Just be sure not to annoy it too much. I have learned that if it extends its osmeterium (thats those two things that look like a forked tongue) out too much they can damage it and that isn't a good thing. Good luck with him!
-phibia5
06-23-2004 11:40PM View phibia5's Profile  

cdpsnake00

Registered: 07/2004
Location: From California, currently stationed in Germany
Photos Uplaoded: 18
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Animal finatic

What state was that found in? Rating: 3/5 
07-19-2004 11:50AM View cdpsnake00's Profile View cdpsnake00's Gallery  

daveyboy

Registered: 09/2004
Location: New Jersey
Photos Uplaoded: 195
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Nice! A snake-eyed caterpiller!!!!!
11-14-2004 01:17AM View daveyboy's Profile  

fallvoge

Registered: 03/2005
Location: florida
Photos Uplaoded: 1
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love nature but not a total nature nut

hi, i'm new to this but just today i found what could be a tiger swallowtail catapillar, he has the red tenticles that come out when anoyed, and then releases a strange pungent smell. I tried to take a pic but my cam is not very good.. there is also a cocoon on the same grapefruit tree where i found him..He is almost like your pic but darker in color and no spots down his back... Can I take them and keep them in a terrerium til they hatch or would that be thier death? Rating: 5/5 
03-23-2005 12:02AM View fallvoge's Profile  

moonbeamglyder

Registered: 10/2005
Location: blueridgemnts, North Carolina
Photos Uplaoded: 7
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very good work!!! mine did the same and i was soo worried as well. hope to see more pics!! Rating: 5/5 
11-07-2005 04:26AM View moonbeamglyder's Profile View moonbeamglyder's Gallery