Pseudacraea Lucretia, commonly known as the Common False Acraea, is a remarkable butterfly admired for its rich chocolate-brown wings highlighted by creamy white patches and warm golden markings. Native to the tropical forests of West, Central, and East Africa, this fascinating species is celebrated for its remarkable mimicry of toxic butterflies, making it both visually striking and biologically unique.
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Species:Pseudacraea Lucretia Common Name: Common False Acraea Condition: Unmounted, folded wings Origin: West, Central & East Africa Size: Approx. 6–8 cm wingspan when spread
Perfect for collectors, artists, entomology projects, resin work, or shadow box displays. Specimens are preserved and ready for re-hydration and mounting by the buyer.
📦 Carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery. Handle with care, as these are delicate natural items.
