Eurycnema goliath (PSG 14)

    This Australian species is probably one of my most anticipated species ever.  They are huge, both long and robust!  They are mostly green, but have white stripes and red-lined wings.  The capitulum of each ovum has a small hole in it (they were nearly ready to hatch when I got them though).  The 1st-instar looks similar to E. tiaratum, but the nymph is just slightly longer and slightly thinner.  And the greatest distinction is the forked-tail.

Foodplants:  acacia, bayberry, eucalyptus, guava, mango, oak

Adult Female

Adult Male

Sub-Adult Female

Sub Sub-Adult Nymph

Hatchling

Ova