Review on Enhance Your Butterfly Experience with RESTCLOUD Butterfly Habitat Terrarium Polyester by Kyle Rock

Since my milkweed plants attract butterflies to lay eggs, when the caterpillars are about half their adult size I move them into the cage and onto my shaded porch to continue feeding and form pupae to grow to their full size. I enjoy being a part of this beauty of nature, from birth to the release of beautiful butterflies. The cage is fine and I recommend buying one that has a clear plastic panel on one side (like this one) - it makes it a lot easier to see more detail inside the cage. And I made the "bottom" out of cardboard (from a large box) and covered it with polyethylene so it wouldn't dry out. I put some paper towels on the bottom to help clean up when the caterpillars defecate. Also, the bottom adds strength as I take the cage outside with two loop handles on top to give the milkweed plants more sunlight when the caterpillars gobble them up.