2012 catalogue mariposas

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2012

Specialist Breeders and Suppliers

of Tropical

Butterfly and Moth Pupae

Worldwide

LONDON

PUPAESUPPLIES


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CONTENTS

UK HOLIDAYS AFFECTING TRADE PAGE ii

TROPICAL BUTTERFLY PUPAE PAGE 1 - 7

BRASSOLIDAE PAGE 1

MORPHIDAE PAGE 1

DANAIDAE PAGE 1

HELICONIDAE PAGE 2

ITHOMIIDAE PAGE 2

NYMPHALIDAE PAGE 2-4

PAPILIONIDAE PAGE 4-6

PIERIDAE PAGE 6

AMATHUSIDAE PAGE 6

SATYRIDAE PAGE 7

MOTHS PAGE 7

SATURNIIDAE PAGE 7

SPHINGIDAE PAGE 7

URANIIDAE PAGE 7

Explanation of abbreviations PAGE 7

MIXED SELECTIONS OF TROPICAL PUPAE PAGE 8

SUSTAINABILITYCosta Rica PAGE 9

Thail and PAGE 10

Phili ppines PAGE 11

RECOMMENDED EXHIBITION BUTTERFLIES PAGE 12

TERMS OF TRADE PAGE 13

Note: All prices quoted in sterling and E uros

We have included simple photographs of some of our reco mmendations as to the best species of exhibition butterfl ies on page 15.

This is provided only as a basic help to identification, for those of our customers who are new to the butterfly exh ibition businessand not familiar with some of the species we offer. They are not reproduced to scale. We have only been able to include a l imitednumber of recommended species.

p. rumanzovia laying eggs h. charitonia gather to feed p. sylivia mating d. chrysippus caterpillars


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UK HOLIDAYS AFFECTING TRADE

There are a number of Bank Holidays in the UK, ordinarily falling on a Monday. As courier services do

not function at these times, London Pupae Suppl ies' outbound sh ipments wi ll then be delayed unti l the

following day and the offi ce closed.

For your reference, the dates af fected for 2012 are as fo llows:

Date Closed Actual Sh ipping Notes

26th December N/A We wi ll be closed the week of 26th December

through 30th December. First shipments for 2012

wi ll be on Tuesday 3rd January.9th April 10th Apri l (TUESDAY) Easter (offi ce also closed on 6th April )

7th May 8th May (TUESDAY) Early May Bank Holi day

4th/5th June 6th June (WEDNESDAY) Spring Bank Holiday & Diamond Jubil ee

27th August 28th August (TUESDAY) Summer Bank Holiday

December 24th N/A Shipments wil l be impossible again duri ng

Christmas week.

[Note that shipments may sometimes be sent on a Tuesday if there is a delay or problem with inbound

shipmen ts to London Pupae Suppl ies; these occurrences are, of cou rse, unpredictable but we wil l make

every effort to make you aware of any such event in good time]


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LONDON PUPAE

SUPPLIES

Supplying Butterflies Around the World Since 1985!

PRICE & AVAILABILITY FOR LIVE BUTTERFLY & MOTH PUPAE

2012

Published Dec. 2011

All Prices in Sterling and Euro Currencies, as indicated, excluding VAT

This List Replaces All Previous Lists

FIRST EDITION


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CODE SPECIES PRICE PRICE AVAILABILITY

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BRASSOLIDAE

P100 CALIGO ATREUS 3.60 4.30 LIMITED

P102 CALIGO EURILOCHUS 2.10 2.50 ALL YEAR

P106 CALIGO MEMNON 2.10 2.50 FREQUENT

P120 OPSIPHANES CASSINA 2.55 3.05 LIMITED

P122 OPSIPHANES TAMARINDI 2.55 3.05 LIMITED

MORPHIDAE

P201 MORPHO PELEIDES 3.15 3.80 ALL YEAR

DANAIDAE

P205 AMAURIS NIAVIUS 2.10 2.50 FREQUENT

P206 AMAURIS OCHLEA 2.25 2.70 OCCASIONAL

P212 DANAUS AGLEOIDES 1.25 1.50 ALL YEAR

P214 DANAUS CHRYSIPPUS 1.05 1.25 ALL YEAR

P216 DANAUS GENUT IA 1.35 1.60 ALL YEAR

P218 DANAUS GIL IPPUS 2.10 2.50 LIMITED

P220 DANAUS HAMATA 1.50 1.80 ALL YEAR

P222 DANAUS LIMNIACE 1.25 1.50 ALL YEAR

P224 DANAUS PLEXIPPUS 2.00 2.40 FREQUENT

P230 EUPLOEA CORE 1.05 1.25 LIMITED

P231 EUPLOEA CAMARELZEMAN 2.05 2.45 ALL YEAR

P232 EUPLOEA MULCIBER 2.00 2.40 LIMITED

P240 IDEA LEUCONOE 0.90 1.10 ALL YEAR

P250 IDIOPSIS JUVENTA 0.70 0.85 ALL YEAR

P255 IDIOPSIS VULGARIS 1.25 1.50 OCCASIONAL

P260 LYCOREA CLEOBAEA 2.55 3.05 OCCASIONAL

P102

P122

P206

P205

P201

P214

P222

P224

P240

P250

P260


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HELICONIDAE

P300 AGRAULIS VANILLAE 2.00 2.40 ALL YEAR

P302 DIONE JUNO 1.90 2.30 LIMITED

P304 DRYAS JULIA 1.85 2.20 FREQUENT

P306 DRYADULA PHAETUSA 2.20 2.65 FREQUENT

P308 EUEIDES ALIPHERA 2.55 3.05 ALL YEAR

P310 EUEIDES ISABELLA 3.10 3.70 ALL YEAR

P320 HELICONIUS CYDNO 3.15 3.80 ALL YEAR

P322 HELICONIUS CHARITONIA 2.00 2.40 ALL YEAR

P324 HELICONIUS ERATO 3.40 4.10 LIMITED

P325 HELICONIUS DORIS 2.65 3.20 ALL YEAR

P328 HELICONIUS HECALE 3.15 3.80 ALL YEAR

P332 HELICONIUS ISMENIUS 3.15 3.80 LIMITED

P334 HELICONIUS MELPOMENE 2.45 2.95 ALL YEAR

P335 HELICONIUS SAPHO 3.70 4.45 FREQUENT

P336 HELICONIUS SARA 3.10 3.70 FREQUENT

P340 PHILAETHRIA DIDO 3.15 3.80 OCCASIONAL

ITHOMIIDAE

P380 GRETA OTO 2.05 2.45 FREQUENT

P381 GRETA NERO 2.05 2.45 OCCASIONAL

P384A MELINAEA ETHRA 2.00 2.40 OCCASIONAL

P386 TITHOREA HARMONIA 2.65 3.20 MAY - DEC

P387 TITHOREA TARRICINA 2.65 3.20 OCCASIONAL

NYMPHALIDAE

P410 ANARTIA FATIMA 1.85 2.20 LIMITED

P412 ARCHAEOPREPONA DEMOPHON 3.10 3.70 ALL YEAR

P413 ARCHAEOPREPONA MEANDER 3.70 4.45 ALL YEAR

P304

P306

P328

P325

P322

P310

P320

P335

P340

P380

P412

P387


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NYMPHALIDAE

P417 ARIADNE ARIADNE 0.65 0.80 ALL YEAR

P419 ATHYMA PERIUS 0.90 1.10 ALL YEAR

P429 CATONEPHELE MEXICANA 3.10 3.70 LIMITED

P431 CATONEPHELE NUMILA 3.10 3.70 LIMITED

P433 CETHOSIA BIBLIS 0.80 0.95 ALL YEAR

P435 CETHOSIA CYANE 0.80 0.95 ALL YEAR

P440B CHARAXES CANDIOPE 2.25 2.70 OCCASIONAL

P440C CHARAXES CASTOR 2.25 2.70 FREQUENT

P440D CHARAXES CITHAERON 2.25 2.70 FREQUENT

P440F CHARAXES PROTOCLEA 2.20 2.65 FREQUENT

P440G CHARAXES VARANES 2.20 2.65 FREQUENT

P440H CHARAXES VIOLETTA 2.25 2.70 OCCASIONAL

P442 CONSUL FABIUS 2.65 3.20 ALL YEAR

P443 COLOBURA DIRCE 2.15 2.60 ALL YEAR

P445 DOLESCHAL IA BISALT IDE 1.30 1.55 ALL YEAR

P445A EUPHAEDRA NEOPHRON 2.20 2.65 OCCASIONAL

P446 EUTHALIA ACONTHEA 2.00 2.40 LIMITED

P446A EUTHALIA DIRTEA 1.60 1.90 ALL YEAR

P450A EUXANTHE WAKEFIELDI 2.25 2.70 OCCASIONAL

P451 HAMADRYAS AMPHINOME 2.70 3.25 ALL YEAR

P452 HAMADRYAS ARINOME 2.25 2.70 LIMITED

P453 HAMADRYAS FEBRUA 2.00 2.40 ALL YEAR

P454 HAMADRYAS FERONIA 2.25 2.70 ALL YEAR

P455A HAMADRYAS GUATEMALINA 2.25 2.70 LIMITED

P459 HYPNA CLYTEMNESTRA 2.90 3.50 OCCASIONAL

P461 HYPOLIMNAS BOLINA 0.70 0.85 ALL YEAR

P462 HYPOLIMNAS MISIPPUS 1.60 1.90 ALL YEAR

P463 HYPOLIMNAS MONTERIONIS 2.10 2.50 ALL YEAR

P464 HYPOLIMNAS USAMBARA 2.65 3.20 LIMITED

P464A HYPOLIMNAS SALMACIS 2.35 2.80 OCCASIONAL

P419

P431

P433

P435

P440C

P442

P443

P445

P446A

P451

P461

P462


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NYMPHALIDAE

P465 JUNONIA OCTAVIA 2.05 2.45 ALL YEAR

P466 JUNONIA OENONE 2.05 2.45 FREQUENT

P467 KALLIMA INACHUS 2.05 2.45 LIMITED

P471 MYSCELIA CYANIRIS 2.65 3.20 MAR - OCT

P475 NEPTIS HYLAS 0.90 1.10 ALL YEAR

P476 NESSAEA AGLAURA 3.10 3.70 OCCASIONAL

P477 PARTHENOS SYLVIA 0.95 1.15 ALL YEAR

P478 PARTHENOS SYLVIA 0.70 0.85 ALL YEAR

P479 PHALANTA PHALANTHA 0.90 1.10 ALL YEAR

P481 PRECIS ALMANA 0.80 0.95 ALL YEAR

P482 PRECIS ATLITES 1.05 1.25 ALL YEAR

P483 PRECIS HIERTA 1.70 2.05 ALL YEAR

P484 PRECIS IPHITA 0.60 0.70 ALL YEAR

P485 PRECIS LEMONIAS 0.75 0.90 ALL YEAR

P487 PREPONA OMPHALE 3.10 3.70 ALL YEAR

P488P SALAMIS PARHASSUS 2.20 2.65 OCCASIONAL

P490 SIPROETA EPAPHUS 3.10 3.70 ALL YEAR

P491 SIPROETA STELENES 3.10 3.70 ALL YEAR

P497 VINDULA EROTA 1.75 2.10 LIMITED

PAPILIONIDAE

P502 ATROPHANEURA POLYEUCTES 2.90 3.50 OCCASIONAL

P504 ATROPHANEURA SEMPERI 3.15 3.80 OCCASIONAL

P511 BATTUS BELLUS 2.75 3.30 FREQUENT

P512 BATTUS POLYDAMUS 2.75 3.30 ALL YEAR

P515 CHILASA CLYTIA 0.80 0.95 ALL YEAR

P520 GRAPHIUM AGAMEMNON 0.80 0.95 ALL YEAR

P521 GRAPHIUM ANGOLANUS 2.00 2.40 OCCASIONAL

P465

P466

P467

P477

P478

P481

P487

P491

P504

P515

P520


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PAPILIONIDAE

P522 GRAPHIUM ANTHEUS 2.00 2.40 OCCASIONAL

P523 GRAPHIUM COLONNA 2.00 2.40 OCCASIONAL

P524 GRAPHIUM DOSON 0.80 0.95 LIMITED

P525 GRAPHIUM PORTHAON 2.00 2.40 OCCASIONAL

P526 GRAPHIUM SARPEDON 2.05 2.45 LIMITED

P528 PACHLIOPTA ARISTOLOCHIA 0.95 1.15 ALL YEAR

P534 PACHLIOPTA KOTZEBUEA 0.80 0.95 ALL YEAR

P538 PAPILIO ANCHISIADES 2.00 2.40 ALL YEAR

P540 PAPILIO BIANOR 2.00 2.40 LIMITED

P545 PAPILIO CONSTANTINUS 2.90 3.50 LIMITED

P546 PAPILIO CRESPHONTES 2.55 3.05 ALL YEAR

P548 PAPILIO DARDANUS 2.30 2.75 ALL YEAR

P550 PAPILIO DEMODOCUS 2.35 2.80 ALL YEAR

P560 PAPILIO DEMOLEUS 0.75 0.90 ALL YEAR

P570 PAPILIO HELENUS 1.05 1.25 ALL YEAR

P573 PAPILIO LORMIERI 2.65 3.20 OCCASIONAL

P574 PAPILIO LOWI 0.95 1.15 ALL YEAR

P576 PAPILIO LYCOPHRON 2.90 3.50 OCT - MAY

P580 PAPILIO MEMNON 1.20 1.45 ALL YEAR

P582 PAPILIO NEPHELUS 1.90 2.30 ALL YEAR

P585 PAPILIO NIREUS 2.30 2.75 FREQUENT

P586 PAPILIO PALINURUS 1.00 1.20 ALL YEAR

P588 PAPILIO PARIS 2.75 3.30 MAY, OCT & OWP

P590 PAPILIO PHORCAS 2.65 3.20 ALL YEAR

P596 PAPILIO POLYTES 0.75 0.90 ALL YEAR

P602 PAPILIO POLYXENES 2.25 2.70 LIMITED

P606 PAPILIO RUMANZOVIA 1.00 1.20 ALL YEAR

P610 PAPILIO THOAS 2.40 2.90 ALL YEAR

P614 PAPILIO XUTHUS 2.10 2.50 ALL YEAR

P615 PARIDES ARCAS 2.90 3.50 ALL YEAR

P524

P534

P538

P548

P570

P574

P580

P586

P596

P606

P610


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PAPILIONIDAE

P615A PARIDES CHILDRENAE 2.90 3.50 OCCASIONAL

P616 PARIDES IPHIDAMAS 2.90 3.50 ALL YEAR

P617 PARIDES MONTEZUMA 2.90 3.50 ALL YEAR

P618 PARIDES PHOTINUS 2.90 3.50 ALL YEAR

PIERIDAE

P700 ANTEOS CLORINDE 2.00 2.40 ALL YEAR

P721 APPIAS DRUSILLA 1.25 1.50 OCCASIONAL

P722 APPIAS LIBYTHEA 0.80 0.95 FEB - OCT

P724 APPIAS LYNCIDA 0.80 0.95 FEB - OCT

P726 ASCIA LIMONA 2.00 2.40 OCCASIONAL

P730 CATOPSILIA POMONA 1.05 1.25 ALL YEAR

P732 CATOPSILIA PYRANTHE 0.95 1.15 ALL YEAR

P734 CATOPSILIA SCYLLA 0.95 1.15 ALL YEAR

P750 EUREMA HECABE 0.70 0.85 ALL YEAR

P760 HEBOMOIA GLAUCIPPE 0.95 1.15 ALL YEAR

P766 PHOEBIS ARGANTE 2.00 2.40 APR - OCT

P768 PHOEBIS PHILEA 3.10 3.70 APR - OCT

P770 PHOEBIS SENNAE 2.00 2.40 APR - OCT

AMATHUSIIDAE

P780 AMATHUSIDA PHIDIPPUS 1.85 2.20 ALL YEAR

P768

P700

P618

P616

P732

P750

P760

P722


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SATYRIDAE

P790 ELYMNIAS HYPERMNESTRA 1.15 1.40 ALL YEAR

SATURNIIDAE

P800 ATTACUS ATLAS 1.35 1.60 ALL YEAR

P801 ATTACUS CAESAR 1.25 1.50 ALL YEAR

P803A ARGEMA MIMOSAE 3.10 3.70 OCCASIONAL

P804 ACTIAS LUNA 1.65 2.00 OWP ONLY

P806 ACTIAS SELENE 2.65 3.20 LIMITED

SPHINGIDAE

P810 DAPHNIS NERII 1.60 1.90 ALL YEAR

URANIIDAE

P820 CHRYSIRIDIA CROESUS 2.35 2.80 OCCASIONAL

OWP Over Wintering Pupae (Diapause).

LIMITED Indicates species that are not easy to raise in captivity and may be availablethroughout the year but only in restricted quantities. Please telephone for cur

rent availability.

IRREGULAR Indicates species that are extremely seasonal or that we find very hard tobreed on a regular basis, but are often available in large numbers atunpredictable times

Note Months stated under availability are a guide only. Some species may become availableoutside periods indicated.

P790

P800

P803A

P820


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MIXED SELECTIONS OF TROPICAL PUPAE

For ease or for preference, you may prefer to elect for a mix of pupae, rather than - or as

well as - selecting individual species. To this end, London Pupae Supplies are pleased tooffer two distinct mixes.

Note: actual contents of mixes will vary depending on avail able stock but wil l always

contain pupae to our usual high standard with a good variety and at excellent value forthe individual pupa price indicated. Minimum order of a mix is 20 pupae.

All mixes will contain pupae to a higher value than their individual cost would be!

GDMix - GLOBAL DELUXE MIX - 1.90 / 2.30per pupa. Thismix is drawn from all our breeding sources and may include some of

the more expensive pupae such asMorphos and Caligos.

Terrific value for money!

GSMix - GLOBAL STANDARD MIX - 0.90 / 1.10 per pupa

This mix comprises species mainly sourced from our own breedingfarms, which al lows us to offer them at a very competitive price.


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Sustainability in Costa Rica

The butterfly farm Kasiri is located on the Car ibbean slope of Costa Rica and con sists of 100 hectares of l and, whereabout half of the farm is still primary rainforest. The remaining half is old cattle pastures that have been left to regener-ate.

One hectare of the farm is devoted to the production of but-terfly pupae for export, an activity that has proven to be thesustainable alternative to agriculture. Butterfly production atKasiri was started when looking for an environmentallyfriendly way of life as well as an interesting possibility togenerate a new sources of income and employment for sur-rounding farmer families as well as for the indigenous Ca b-car people living in the vicinity - when a traditional farmerlooks at the forest he sees something to cut down for morepasture and cattle; here, it has become something to be pro-tected!

The farm is e quipped with seven mes h enclosures where thebutterflies lay their eggs on host plants. The process is oneof constant collections. With some butterfly species, it is the

egg that will be collected inside the enclosures so they can

hatch under controlled conditions in the small and rusticlaboratory. With others, mostly because of less naturalenemies (such as ants, spiders, crickets, wasps etc) theeggs are left to hatch inside the enclosures and then col-lected in different stages of development to then be fedinside the laboratory.

Conservation Project

*Kasiri co-operated with the non-profit Nairi Foundation,

an organization set up specifically to establish the preser-vation of the area known as the Barbilla National Park(some 12,000 hectares/30,000 acres), a one hour walkfrom the Kasiri farm. Tropical rainforests are being cut at astaggering rate; Kasiri and Barbilla are positive examplesof conservation.

*Support and strengthening of I ndian culture. Without our forest we cant continue as Indians, said one Cabcarman.He was talking about the Cabcar Indians living in the rainforest close to Kasiri and referring to their lifestyle being soclosely interrelated with the environment.

The owners of Kasiri believe that giving knowledge, creativity and self- respect and identification to tCa bcar Girl Study-inghe members of the younger Cabcar gener ations are important ingredients to strengthen Cabcar culture, so thatthey can find ways to participate in the democratic process. The Cabcar represent a people with a culture and political

system that have a lot to give and learn about human wisdom - they have an important and elemental conviction: theones who wast or destroy what nature gives, destroy life itself.

The Surrounding Area




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Sustainability in Thailand

Situated some 30 kilometres northeast of Chaingmai in northern

Thailand, on the edge of t he forest/jungle, we have a 15 acre farm

that concentrates on breeding local "commom" species of butter-

flies and moths, such as Papilio polytes, Papilio memnon and the

atlas moth. We do not breed, or attempt to breed any rare or endan-

gered species.

The farm has been established over 20 yea rs, and currently employs

17 people on a full-time basis, thereby su pporting some 15 families.

It is fully licensed by the Thai Royal Forestry Department to produce

a range of some 40 species of butte rflies and moths and is regularly

inspected by the authorities.

We only very rarely take butterflies from the wild to stock our farm

and inject fresh genetic material; the vast majority of our productioncomes from lines of livestock that have been captive bred for very

many years (captive breeding is a requirement of most exporting

countries so that natural stocks are not depleted).

The Breeding Programme

The "parent" butterflies a re kept in

very large netting enclosures,

where there are provided with the

right environment for that particu-

lar species. We provide plenty of flowering plants to produce the nectar of which the

adult butterflies live and also the species-specific host plant for the female butterfly

to lay her eggs on.

Twice a day, the newly laid but-

terfly eggs are collected and

stored in special plastic contain-

ers. After about five days thebaby caterpillars emerge from

the eggs and start to feed on the host plant leaves. At this point we

transfer the baby caterpillars to special cages in the nursery area,

where they are given a fresh leaves every day.

After approximately 21 days the then adult caterpillars crawl to a

corner of the cage and shed their final skin to become a chrysalis -

ready to merge into and adult butterfly in approximately three

weeks time.

A Pupae Room

Potting the Food Plants

A Pupae Room

Netted Breeding Area


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Sustainability in the Philippines

Here there are several very small farms, in comparison

to Chiangmai, scattered in different parts of the Phil-

ippines exclusively in very rural areas or small villages.

The largest one is situated in the island of Bohol with

breeding facilities scattered among family members'

land.

Foodplants are cultivated in nearby available lands

and are collected as and when needed; sometimes as

often as everyday in the busiest time of the year. On

this island there are also several other breeders who

have small rearing cages and nurseries in their back

garden. Most of these breeders have a very low in-

come from other sources and therefore rely on but-terfly farming to maintain a reasonable income for

their family.

Other sm all farms that exclusively supply us with pupae are on the islands of R omblon,and Palawan. Again, on these

islands, there are small suppliers breeding in their back

garden as in the case in Bohol. Altogether these farms

help several families, e ither f or their full income or tosupplement those with very low income; some b reed full

time and others work around 3 days a week to keep pro-

duction sustainable.

Each island has a "mother farm" for which permits are

required, both from the local and national government

authorities, to operate. All the other little farms or "backgarden breeders" are included and have to be specifi-

cally cited on the mother farm's permits so that they can

operate legally. This is a procedure strictly implementedby the government to prevent individuals from catching

butterflies in the wild (although it should be emphasised

that without proper breeding, it would be impossible to

sustain a business like this by merely "wild harvesting").

The Breeding Programme

All the butterfly pupae are collected from farms twice aweek for export; they are

transported to Manila, the capital, for a final quality check and for export licens-

ing and documentation. The process for export documentation takes2 or 3 days

which means ithas to be started few days prior to shipping day.

The operation i n the Philippines re quires several other ful l time employees; eachhas their own responsibilities - from dealing with legal requirements for farms

and facilitating e xport documentation, organising internal transportation of

butterfly pupae from farms to Manila, and the quality control checking and

packing of the pupae for export.

In a country where the devastation of natural calamities have been aggravated

by years of abuse of its own natural resources by its people, it is even more im-portant that this kind of farming, a nature friendly one, is encouraged and prac-

tised.

Netted Breeding Areas

Idea Leuconoe Feeding

Gathering on Nets!


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SOME RECOMM ENDED EXHIBITION BUTTERFLI ES

P520: Graphium Agamemnon

P534: Pachliopta kotzebuea*P560: Papilo demoleus*

P580: Papilio memnon*P586: Papilo palinurusP606: Papilo rumanzov ia*

P610: Papilio thoasP322: Heliconius charitonia*P334: Heliconius melpomene*

P328: Heliconius hecale*P240: Idea leuconoe*P800: Attacus atlas

P201: Morpho peleidesP102: Caligo eurilochus*P477: Parthenos sylvia*

P467: Kallima inachusP481: Precis almanaP435: Cethosia cyane

NOTE: Species marked*perform well at low light levels


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LONDON PUPAE SUPPLIES Ltd.Company Number: 4558915

TERMS OF TRADE

ALL LIST ED SPE CIE S OF F ERED FOR SALE AS L IVE PU PA E ONLY .

ALL PUPAE AR E CAPTIV E REA RE D FROM CAPTI VE BRE D PARE NT STO CK AN D OFFE RE DSUBJECT TO SUC CESSFUL R EARING PRO GRAMS.

QUALITY GUARANTEEAll pupae are guaranteed live and of A1 qual ity upon delivery to the customer's prem ises. LO NDON PUPA E SUPPLI ES

wil l replace without question any pupae that are received at any specific U.K. delivery address, dead, diseased or otherwisenot of A1 quality, provided the claim is lodged in writing within 24 hours of receipt and the pupae returned to us by 1st classpost for inspection. We regret that we are unable to accept clai ms after this period as we can have no control over the envi-

ronment that the pupae are kept in upon arrival at the customer's premise.

AVAI LAB IL ITY

As with all livestock, it is i mpossible to guarantee the availability of any given species at any given time. Should speciesfail, we will always do our best to offer a suitable substitution.

CREDIT ACCOUNTSCredit accounts granted to approved customers only, subject to satisfactory banker's references. Otherwise cash, cheque orcredit card details with order please.

PAYMENTTo be made w ithin 28 days of invoice date unless otherwise arranged; new customers may be requested to prepay orders or

give credit card details with an order.

OVERDUE ACCOUNTS

Plus 3.5% per month interest

BANK DE TA ILS for direct transfers

Payment by cheque, drawn on a UK bank and all major credit cards (VISA, Mastercard) are also accepted

POSTAG E & PACKIN G

Shipments to UK addresses are by Royal Mail guaranteed next day delivery at cost (min. 6.50). Delivery by courier such asFederal E xpress or DHL is recommended for North America (mini mum 40.00) and European (minimum 24.00 DH L)countries due to slower postage transmission times within these countries. Delivery by other methods can be used upon en-

quiry but London Pupae Supplies wil l not be liable for any delays thus incurred.

V.A.T. (VALUE ADDED TAX)

UK customers are charged VAT at the prevailing rate (20%) additional to the quoted catalogue prices.Under EU regulations we are required by law to charge VAT at 20% of total value of all goods supplied to any EU custom-ers UNLESS you are able to supply us with your VAT registration number which is current and valid at the delivery address.Note: we w ill not reissue invoices retrospectively upon late attainment of a VAT number.

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