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2018 € Euro Butterfly Pupae Catalogue 2018 € Euro Butterfly Pupae Catalogue To the Butterfly Keeper January 2018 2018 Butterfly Pupae Supplies Thank you for downloading our 2018 Euro pupae price list and order forms. After detailed negotiations with our suppliers we have managed to hold most of our prices to the same level as last year. The close working relationship we have with our Couriers has led to only a 5% increase in UPS costs to Europe, mainly due to fuel price increases. After many years we are discontinuing our Standard World Mix as we feel that the range of species offered is not broad enough to justify its inclusion in our catalogue. We are replacing it with an Old-World Mix where we will include species from The Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Tanzania and Kenya. As ever there are several ways to order. You can simply fill out the enclosed forms and post, fax or email them back to us. If you prefer to order from our weekly availability list, then we can email it to you if you provide us with your email address. Or you can find it at www.tropicalbutterflypupae.com We post the new list around 2pm UK time every Friday afternoon. Please be aware, our pupae sell out very quickly, so if you leave your order until the following week we cannot guarantee that we will be able to fulfil your specific order. A new feature of the list this year will be occasional sales of various species. These will appear when our suppliers have had a particularly good result with any one species and we intend to share the bounty with our customers. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any clarification or help with your orders. May we wish you all a happy New Year and every success for 2018. Yours sincerely, Richard Lamb & Sarka Bohac Philippine Species Species Price € Papilionidae Atrophaenura semperii €3.25 Chilasa clytia €1.20 Graphium agamemnon €1.20 Graphium doson €1.20 Pachliopta antiphus €1.20 Pachliopta kotzebuea €1.20 Papilio demoleus €1.10 Papilio hipponous €1.20 Papilio lowi €1.45 Papilio palinurus €1.55 Papilio polytes €1.10 Papilio rumanzovia €1.55 Pieridae Hebomoia glaucippe €1.20 Nymphalidae Cethosia biblis €1.10 Doleschelia bisaltide €1.10 Hypolimnas bolina €1.10 Parthenos sylvia sylvia €1.10 Danaidae Danaus chrysippus €0.95 Idea leuconoe €1.20 Ideopsis manillana €1.10 Philippine Mix Mix of the above species. Minimum order 50 pupae per shipment. €1.10 per pupae Malaysian/Thailand Species Species Price € Papilionidae Papilio helenus €2.30 Papilio mahadeva €2.30 Papilio memnon €2.30 Papilio nephelus €2.30 Papilio paris €3.00 Pachliopta aristolochia €1.90 Pieridae Appias libythea €1.70 Catopsilia pomona €1.80 Delias descombi €1.90 Delias hyperete €1.90 Pareronia valeria €1.70 Nymphalidae Ariadne ariadne €1.70 Athyma nefte €1.90 Athyma perius €1.90 Cethosia cyane €1.80 Dolpha evelina €2.30 Euthalia dunya €2.30 Euthalia monina €2.30 Junonia almana €1.80 Junonia atlites €1.70 Junonia iphita €1.70 Junonia lemonias €1.70 Kallima inachus €3.00 Lexias dirtea €2.30 Neptis hylas €2.10 Parthenos s. violaceae €1.90 Polyura athamas €1.90 Tanacia julii €2.15 Vindula dejone €1.80 Yoma Sabina €2.30 Satyridae Elymnias hypermnestra €1.90 Mycalesis intermedia €1.70 Danaidae Danaus genutia €1.80 Ideopsis similis €1.80 Euploea camaralzeman €2.65 Euploea core €1.90 Tirumala septentrionis €1.80 Geometeridae Dysphania species €1.90 Malay/Thai Mix Mix of the above species. Minimum order 50 pupae per shipment. €1.90 per pupae African Species Species Price € Papilionidae Graphium angolanus €2.65 Graphium antheus €2.65 Graphium colonna €2.65 Graphium porthaon €2.65 Papilio constantinus €2.90 Papilio dardanus €2.90 Papilio demodocus €2.90 Papilio nireus €2.90 Papilio ophidocephalus €3.25 Nymphalidae Charaxes acuminatus €2.90 Charaxes brutus €2.90 Charaxes candiope €2.90 Charaxes castor €2.90 Charaxes cithaeron €2.90 Charaxes etesipe €2.90 Charaxes lasti €2.90 Charaxes pollox €2.90 Charaxes protoclea €2.90 Charaxes varanes €2.90 Charaxes violetta €2.90 Euphaedra neophron €2.90 Euxanthe tiberius €2.90 Euxanthe wakefieldi €2.90 Hypolimnas antevorta €3.25 Hypolimnas anthedon €2.65 Hypolimnas misippus €2.65 Hypolimnas monterionis €3.25 Hypolimnas usambara €3.25 Junonia oenone €2.65 Precis octavia €2.65 Salamis anacardi €2.65 Salamis parhassus €2.65 Danaidae Amauris ochlea €2.90 Tirumala petiverana €2.65 African Mix Mix of the above species. Minimum order 50 pupae per shipment. €2.75per pupae Neotropical Species Species Price € Papilionidae Battus belus €2.50 Battus polydamas €2.40 Eurytides branchus €3.00 Eurytides epidaus €3.00 Eurytides thymbraeus €2.75 Papilio anchisiades €2.30 Papilio androgeus €3.25 Papilio astyalas €3.00 Papilio cresphontes €2.65 Papilio erostratus €2.65 Papilio garamas €3.60 Papilio pilumnus €3.60 Papilio thoas €2.65 Papilio torquatus €2.65 Parides arcas €2.50 Parides iphidamas €2.50 Pieridae Anteos chlorinde €2.40 Phoebis philea €2.50 Phoebis sennae €2.50 Lycaenidae Eumaeus minyas €2.30 Heliconidae Agraulis vanillae €2.30 Dione juno €2.30 Dryadula phaetusa €2.40 Dryas Julia €2.30 Eueides isabellae €2.30 Heliconius antiochus €2.75 Heliconius athis €3.00 Heliconius charitonius €2.60 Heliconius cydno €3.00 Heliconius doris €2.60 Heliconius erato €2.60 Heliconius hecale €2.75 Heliconius hortense €2.75 Heliconius ismenius €2.75 Heliconius melpomene €2.60 Heliconius numata €3.00 Heliconius sara €2.50 Philaethria dido €2.75 Neotropical Species Species Price € Nymphalidae Anaea eurypyle €2.75 Anaea forreri €2.75 Anaea nobilis €3.00 Anartia amathea €2.30 Archaeoprepona demophoon €2.75 Biblis hyperia €2.50 Catonephele numilia €2.30 Chlosyne gaudealis €2.30 Colobura dirce €2.30 Consul electra €3.00 Consul fabius €2.50 Eryphanis polyxens €2.75 Hamadryas amphinome €2.50 Hamadryas februa €2.30 Hamadryas feronia €2.30 Hamadryas laodamia €2.65 Hypna clytemnestra €2.50 Memphis species €2.30 Myscelia cyaniris €2.30 Myscelia ethusa €2.30 Nessaea aglaura €2.50 Prepona omphale €2.75 Siproeta epaphus €2.65 Siproeta stelene €2.50 Brassolidae Caligo atreus €3.95 Caligo eurolochus €2.65 Caligo memnon €2.50 Opsiphanes tamarindi €2.40 Morphidae Morpho achilles €3.95 Morpho peleides €3.30 Morpho peleides 50+ €3.05 Morpho polyphemus €4.10 Ithomidae Greta oto €2.30 Mechanitis polymnia €2.30 Methona confusa €3.30 Tithorea harmonia €2.50 Tithorea tarracina €2.50 Danaidae Danaus plexippus €2.30 Lycorea cleobaea €2.75 Neotropical Mix Mix of the above species. Minimum order 50 pupae per shipment. €2.45 per pupae Species Saturnids Price € Argema mimosae €4.70 Attacus atlas €2.60 Bunaea alcinoe €4.70 Epiphora mythimnia €4.70 Gonembrasia zambesina €4.70 Gynanisa maja €4.70 Melanocera menippe €4.70 Rothschildia species €2.40 Samia cynthia €1.80 A mix from the ever popular El Salvador. Including some El Salvador Mix of the largest and brightest Swallowtails as well as the beautiful White Morpho. Minimum order 50 pupae per shipment €2.70per pupae Old World Mix This economy mix provides a good selection of butterflies from Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Tanzania and Kenya. Minimum order 50 pupae per shipment. €2.40 per pupae Deluxe World Mix This mix covers the full range of species we breed and sell. It includes some of the choicest species available in the world. Minimum order 50 pupae per shipment. €2.65per pupae Heliconius Mix A mix containing several of most popular Heliconius species. The mix includes the ever popular H. Melpomene hybrids. Minimum order 50 pupae per shipment. €2.75 per pupae Swallowtail Mix A glorious mix of butterflies from the spectacular Papilionidae family. Minimum order 50 pupae per shipment. €2.30 per pupae Mixed Pupae Order Form Account No Philippine Malay/ Africa Neo El Old Deluxe- Helicon Papilio Mix Thai Mix Mix Tropical Salvador World World Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Mix Please write the number of pupae you require each week in the correct Mix column. Bank holidays Specific Pupae Order Form Account No Please write the name and number of pupae you require each week. Bank holidays Identification Sheet Item Qty Pack price ID sheet in English 850 €255.00 Postcards PCOP1 PCPK PCAM PCIL PCCM PCGO PCBS PCHD PCCP PCDE PCCC PCZE PCPU PCAA PCGA PCMP PCPPA PCPB PCHC PCOP2 PCOF PCAA1 PCPP PCHM Code Species Pack Price(100) Code Species Pack Price(100) PCOP1 Ornithoptera priamus €7.80 PCPU Papilio ulusses €7.80 PCKP Kallima paralekta €7.80 PCAA Attacus atlas €7.80 PCAM Argema mittrei €7.80 PCGA Graphium agamemnon €7.80 PCIL Idea leuconoe €7.80 PCMP Morpho peleides €7.80 PCCM Caligo memnon €7.80 PCPPA Papilio palinurus €7.80 PCGO Greta oto €7.80 PCPB Papilio bianor €7.80 PCBS Brachypelma smithi €7.80 PCHC Heliconius cydno €7.80 PCHD Heteropteryx dilatata €7.80 PCOP2 Ornithoptera priamus €7.80 PCCP Cethosia penthesilia €7.80 PCOF Odontolabis femoralis €7.80 PCDE Delias eucharis €7.80 PCAA1 Acherontia atropos €7.80 PCCC Charaxes castor €7.80 PCPP Papilio polymnestor €7.80 PCZE Zonocera elegans €7.80 PCHM Heliconius melpomene €7.80 IMPORTANT! 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