SunGrow Foldable Butterfly Habitat, 24" Butterfly Cage for Caterpillars, Create Farm, Enclosure for Breeding Soldier Fly, Ladybug, Dragonfly, or Housefly for Chicken and Reptile Feed, Green

We have milkweed plants & we also buy new milkweed every so often. Keeping some in this enclosure helps to make sure the birds don’t eat our hungry little caterpillars. Also keeps wasps from eating the eggs! We love releasing our butterflies when they come out of their chrysalis.

Bought this for my planter that I grow parsley and dill in for swallowtails. Got egg bombed by a few swallowtails, and there are 20+ caterpillars growing/eating. Found a wasp trying to get to the caterpillars and this is the perfect size to keep them safe.

Hatching late monarchs....easy to clean, easy to open without disturbing the chrysalides...does the trick.Just an idea for all you Monarch fans.,.I called my local nursery and asked if they could house the late season Monarchs I raised from caterpillars to butterflies as its freezing here. They said yes! So now these little beauties, (who were doomed) now have a place to rest, feed and breed over the winter. They will migrate in the spring.

I had 2 butterfly habitats pf another brand and needed another. I bought this because it was cheaper. Unfortunately it sits lopsided, and the zipper door is smaller. Yes, it is useable, but others are better.

im absolutely in love with this thing. i've bought it four times now, its really good quality and the mesh isnt loose at all

I had been debating on buying it and when I finally did I realized it looks exactly like my laundry basket. It has a clear plastic side so you can see it but the net is just as clear as that side. Had I known I would have just bought another laundry basket for half the price

My son used it for some of his class caterpillars. Made of great quality material and can’t beat the price.

Flexible, easy to use and I got it in 2 days!