Litte Green Friend I Found On My Wall (ID Request - Coastal NSW)

[Slavkleos]

I found another individual of this species about a month ago but I had nothing to contain it so had to leave it. This one was very aggressive, always had its legs up whenever I put anything near it. I found the first one on a leaf of a hibiscus tree. Photos 4 and 5 are of a species of tiger moth I captured. She laid eggs and passed away about 5 days later. The eggs hatched the next day.

 

[Andrew Clayton]

Looks like some sort of Mecaphesa

 

[goofyGoober99]

Diaea evanida?
Very cute. The green looks almost translucent.

 

[Slavkleos]

Looks just like it. I'm gonna put it in the moth larvae container because the larvae is small enough for the little green friend.

 

[zsiciarz]

Diaea evanida?
Very cute. The green looks almost translucent.

This is now a Tharrhalea evanida. https://wsc.nmbe.ch/species/40637/Tharrhalea_evanida
I'm not certain if this is the exact species, but the genus Tharrhalea seems most likely.

 

[Brewser]

The Cycle Of Life
Often seen in Nature
The Progenitor of the Next Generation will sometimes Expire Shortly After Giving Birth / Laying Eggs.
Thanks For The Wonderful Photography