Trabala pallida is a widespread species, ranging from Southeast China, south throughout Thailand and most of Sundaland. This is primarily a lowland species, but there is a race (f. montana) occurring up to two thousand meter. In captivity, this translates in multiple flights per year. Keep them warm (room temperature) and they will continue to produce a new generation every three or three and half month. The pupal stage is usually not more then two to three weeks. This is a smaller Trabala with a wingspan between four and half (males) and six centimeter (females). As for most other Trabala, the difference between males and females is obvious. Males are green, females yellow.
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| Trabala pallida female - Origin: Thailand |
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| Trabala pallida male - Origin: Thailand |
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| Trabala pallida male - Origin: Thailand |
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| Trabala pallida female - Origin: Thailand |
