[Objectives]  To determine the effects of different temperatures on the development and reproduction of Serangiella sababensis, so as to provide information to guide the use of this species as a biological control for Bemisia tabaci. [Methods]  The survival rate and developmental duration of S. sababensis were measured at constant temperatures of 17, 20, 25, 30 and 32 ℃, and the development threshold temperature, effective accumulated temperature and life table parameters were calculated. [Results]  The survival rate 80.78%±6.42% and preadult fecundity (284.00±59.71) eggs were highest at 25 ℃. The developmental duration from egg to adult was longest at 17 ℃ (57.06±1.28) d and shortest at 30 ℃ (13.85±0.12) d. The developmental threshold temperature and effective accumulated temperature in the preadult stage were(11.29±1.86) ℃ and (271.40±34.44) degree·days, respectively. The net reproductive rate (R₀) was highest at 25 ℃, and the intrinsic rate of increase (r_m) was highest at 30 ℃. [Conclusion]  25-30 ℃ is a suitable temperature range for raising S. sababensis. Because this is similar to the preferred temperature range for B. tabaci, S. sababensis has high potential as a biological control during B. tabaci outbreaks.