RESTCLOUD Insect and Butterfly Habitat Cage Terrarium Pop-up 24 Inches Tall with Zipper Protection
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RestCloud butterfly cages and habitats are designed to the highest standards and have been tested by professional butterfly breeders.High quality and compatible butterfly cages to raise the beautiful monarch butterflies.Every Cage Size Fits your need.Raise Happy, Healthy Monarchs with RestCloud.
Pop-up Monarch Habitats
Collapsible Butterfly Cages
Heavy Duty Cages
Insect Butterfly Nets
Product Dimensions : 15.7 x 15.7 x 24 inches; 9.52 ounces
Manufacturer recommended age : 3 years and up
Date First Available : July 19, 2017
Manufacturer : Restcloud
ASIN : B082X33V8R
Country of Origin : China
Professional Version: Monarch butterfly habitat is more square, sits straight, does not rock or move.
Five mesh panels for good airflow. Clear vinyl window panel for students and families an unforgettable opportunity to watch caterpillars change into chrysalides and then emerge as beautiful Monarch, Painted Lady or Black Swallowtail Butterflies.
Butterfly cage with an added seam of protection around the zipper preventing the monarch caterpillar form pupating on the zipper and being damaged when unzipped.
Collapsible design for easy storage and reusable, the unfolded measures: 15.7 x 15.7 x 24 inches. Tall and wide, can hold large 2 milkweed plants. The wings of a new butterfly are not risk of breaking when trying to stir up.
Large zipper side opening for easy feed your butterflies, then release them into the wild. Butterflies will often land on little hands and faces before flying away. Includes a quick start guide manual to raise butterflies.
Customers say
Customers find this butterfly habitat cage perfect for raising Monarch butterflies and rearing caterpillars, with a spacious design that fits 2-3 milkweed plants. The cage is sturdy, holding up well for several seasons, and features a zipper that’s easy to open and close. They appreciate its ease of use, helpful instructions, and ability to clean easily, while one customer mentions it worked perfectly for watching painted lady butterflies emerge.
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Oliver S. –
Butterfly Enclosure withZipper
Easy to go from Caterpillar to Cocoon to Beautiful Butterfly with help of a milkweed plant. Educational, Easy to observe
FT –
Great product
Very pleased with product. 24 inch is perfect size for a small milkweed plant with plenty room to spare for my monarchs to attach and spread their wings. Promot delivery allowed me to transfer my caterpillars from a cardboard box and now I can watch them, move them and clean up their space without disturbing them. Great design with viewing vinyl side and protected zipper flap. Managed to nurture 11 butterflies in cold nights weather and send them off on their journey. Cleaned it and folded to put away easily.
UrbanNinja924 –
Flexible size to flexible price for Monarch butterfly restoration
The cage basically last on average 2-years due to UV sun damage, but will fit 2-3 milkweed plants. I line the bottom with newspaper to make easy cleanup from the Monarch caterpillar frass which drop on the paper. Depending what stage you place the caterpillar instars, the mesh on the cage will keep out parasitic flies and wasps/hornets. The mesh on top allows the caterpillars to j-hang when the time comes. They seem to j-hang on the cage corners or if you place some shade (tape/paper, etc) secured over the top of the cage. The two zippers on the door allow for easy access and the clear plastic side panel for easy viewing. I place mine on the patio table sometimes with the umbrella up, depending on the sunlight for the milkweed. Great learning tool at a reasonable price. Plus you are aiding in the survival rate of Monarch butterflies.
Mary K. –
Butterfly Cage
This is a great cage for my Painted Butterfly Caterpillars. Its well made including the inside protective zipper. The only problem for me is, it should have another opening, (2-openings), because the caterpillars do gravitate toward the zipper and now I have to wait for the chrysalis to harden to add another caterpillar.
Mark –
Just trying to save the world
I can’t do much to save Rhinos or Great Apes, but I do live in Monarch butterfly territory and can try and do my part. I planted milkweed in my yard and was able to find some new monarch eggs and start the process of sending out some monarchs into the world. I raised 5 very hungry caterpillars and was able to release 5 beautiful monarchs. This enclosure worked well for my first year, but I may get a taller one next year. It was a little tricky to get out my taller milkweed plants through the side opening with dropping caterpillars. They did seem to like the mesh top and climbed right up to there to form their chrysalis. Pretty easy clean out and seemed like good quality. The one plastic side helped with good viewing.
geo traveler –
Monarchs Hatched
The clear plastic panel makes watching caterpillars and chrysalises easy. The zippered side gives good access to coax butterflies out of enclosure once they emerge. We watched 4 butterflies “hatch” and released them once they could fly (takes from 5-24 hours).The cage is large enough to put a one gallon planter with milkweed inside to feed caterpillars as they grow. Caterpillar can attach chrysalis to top of netting, but most of ours chose a branch of the milkweed.Only con is that butterflies try to fly up to light and need help getting out of zipper side–important to get them to step onto a cut flower or your finger and take them out that way; don’t touch wings. Top opening would be better.Have not been able to try to wash cage as one chrysalis is still attached. Also too soon to tell how long it will hold up, but worth $15 to save 5 butterflies from predator yellow jackets who attacked one caterpillar in our yard before our eyes.
Mary McGrath –
Great enclosure for butter
Very lightweight and easy to clean⦠I like the clear panel so you can view the butterflies easily.
Wendy Nelson –
Perfect! Caterpillars thrive and itâs easy to use/maintain!
This enclosure is SO easy to use. What I love the most about it is that the caterpillars appear to feel at home in it. My previous attempts at supporting them yielded low success rates. With this enclosure, I can enjoy watching them through the large clear window which is one entire wall, I can easily access them because one whole net wall is a door with a two directional/ two headed zipper so you can zip it in either direction, and the caterpillars successfully attach to the net ceiling and you can watch for the chrysalides to hatch. The grandbabies LOVED watching the caterpillars! So do I! And with the monarch butterfly population suffering losses as it is, it sure would be great if everyone had one of these and a handful of milkweed plants to help them out. Tip: lay paper towels on the floor of the enclosure. You need to clean out the caterpillar poo daily, and itâs easier to lift out the paper towel and shake it out rather than to pick up one piece of poo at a time. Lol ew! Great product! Highly recommend!
Jorge –
Lo pedà para mi hermana, pues a ella le tomo el gustó a criar mariposas, dice que tiene muy buen espacio y que realmente es muy útil, ya que dejar las orugas fuera causa muchos problemas y de esta manera es más seguro que se desarrollen hasta ser mariposas, asà que lo recomiendo.