The Spotted Judy

Abisara geza reproduce by laying eggs (oviparous), the eggs are laid individually under the leaves of the host plant, usually near the edge of the leaf. The eggs are lime green, slightly conical in shape, smooth surface with a ribbon of fine hairs that surround the egg.

Life cycle (Metamorfosis) : Abisara geza eggs hatch after 3.5 – 4 days of incubation, caterpillars appear by eating egg shells, their bodies are grayish white, greenish in the dorsum of the anterior segment. It has rather long black dorseo-lateral setae and very long whitish subspiracular setae. In the 2nd instar the body of the caterpillar shortens and turns pale yellow with a green hue, this phase lasts for 4-5 days. The 3rd instar caterpillar is yellowish green with a predominance of green, its body surface is covered with small whitish spots. After 4-5 days the caterpillar enters its 4th instar, where there is not much change in its appearance. The caterpillars will stop eating after 7-8 days and seek a place under the leaves, the caterpillars will twist the silk pads and silk sashes to pupate. The pupal phase lasts 6-7 days before the butterflies emerge.

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Incubation periods: 3,5 – 4 days.

Independent age : at birth

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