Antheraea Mylitta eggs

Antheraea mylitta, commonly known as the tasar or tussar silkworm, is native to India and Southeast Asia. While it is not native to America, it’s famous for producing the world-renowned, durable "Tasar silk," the Tasar Silkmoth (Antheraea mylitta) is a heavy-bodied, magnificent species. The adults showcase sexually dimorphic gorgeously, as the males have rich shades of copper, and brown, while the females features vibrant yellow, gold with a purple-pink band and accented by striking, transparent windowed eyespots on their wings.

• Oak (Quercus spp.) – Widely accepted by most strains.
• Castor (Ricinus communis)
• Plum & Cherry (Prunus spp.)
• Sumac (Rhus spp.)
• Sweetgum (Liquidambar styraciflua)

• Antheraea mylitta is a non-native species to the United States.
• Strictly Not For Outdoor Release. Under no circumstances should these insects, caterpillars, or fertile eggs be released into the wild.
• Intended Use: These eggs are offered exclusively for private collection, entomology studies, educational research, and scientific purposes only. By purchasing this livestock, you agree to handle this species responsibly within a secure, indoor environment.