The parents are the Australia Darwin's B&W. When they are adult, the black color is solid black and the white color is solid white and bright. Not a hint of orange. They look very clean and sharp.
The black color is always the last to develop. So these juvenile would still have a hint of orange on them.
The flower pots are 4" in diameter. You can use that to estimate how big they are.
The followings are the younger ones. That's why they still have the orange nose:
These B&W are very popular and most are already sold before I even advertise. I've already stopped collecting larvae to prepare for the winter. Get them while they last.
They are $26 each regardless of sizes or their color/pattern.
One last thing, when you come pick them up, there are 2 bigger ones in the middle section. They are the parents and they are not for sale.
The black color is always the last to develop. So these juvenile would still have a hint of orange on them.
The flower pots are 4" in diameter. You can use that to estimate how big they are.
The followings are the younger ones. That's why they still have the orange nose:
These B&W are very popular and most are already sold before I even advertise. I've already stopped collecting larvae to prepare for the winter. Get them while they last.
They are $26 each regardless of sizes or their color/pattern.
One last thing, when you come pick them up, there are 2 bigger ones in the middle section. They are the parents and they are not for sale.
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