Apricot Sulphur
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Peru — peru
Phoebis argante
PeruPieridaeYellow Wings
$ 1.00— Price

Apricot Sulphur

Apricot Sulphur — Phoebis argante

Published on October 4, 2026
Family
Pieridae
Origin
Peru
Wingspan
55–70 mm
Availability
IN STOCK
Conservation Status
Not Evaluated

A bright sulphur butterfly with warm yellow-orange coloration.

All butterflies are preserved dried specimens. No live animals are sold.

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About this species

Phoebis argante is a bright sulphur butterfly in the Pieridae family, recognized for its warm yellow to orange tones and graceful wing profile. Kukosa offers this prepared specimen for decorative frames, educational sets and accessible collector displays.

Scientific Importance & Ecology

Role in Ecosystem

As members of the Pieridae family, these butterflies are vital pollinators. Their lifecycle contributes to the health of the Peruvian highlandsby ensuring the reproduction of native flora.

Camouflage & Defense

The patterns on their wings are not just for beauty; they serve as complex defense mechanisms against predators in the dense Peruvian vegetation, showcasing millions of years of evolution.

Preservation & Display Care

Lighting

Avoid direct sunlight to prevent wing color fading over time.

Humidity

Keep in a dry environment to ensure long-term structural integrity.

Mounting

Best displayed in UV-protected glass frames or shadow boxes.

Habitat

Found in tropical and subtropical habitats, this Pieridae species is valued for its clean color and elegant display form.

Sustainability First

At Kukosa, we only work with sustainable butterfly farms in Peru. Each purchase supports local conservation efforts and rural livelihoods.

Fully CITES & SERFOR Compliant

Collector's Note

Each specimen is a unique individual. Minor natural variations in size and pattern may occur, adding to the authenticity of your personal collection.