Catalpa worms (catawba worms) are caterpillars of the catalpa sphinx moth. They require fresh catalpa leaves daily—no artificial diet works.
No reliable commercial moth/egg suppliers. Network with bait shops, local anglers, or extension agents to find wild egg sources.
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