Effect of 4 constant temperatures ranging from 20 to 35℃ on development of immature oleander hawk moth, Daphnis nerii (L.) was studied. Development occurred at all temperatures, however, survival was lowest at 20 and 30℃. The proportion of time spent in each life stage from hatch to adult about 10.3% for 1st instars, 6.8% for 2nd instars, 7.6% for 3rd instars, 9.5% for 4th instars, 13.4% for 5th instars, 7.8% for pre-pupal stage, and 44.6% for pupal stage. A developmental threshold of 1.35℃ was estimated for development from hatch to adult emergence. Development from hatch to adult emergence was fastest at 30℃, taking about 23 days, and slowest at 20℃ taking about 60 days.