Alezywels Collapsible Caterpillar Habitat Butterfly Review

You don't have to worry about birds, lizards or wasps as long as they are in this habitat. It's big enough to fit a decent potted plant and protect your caterpillars and butterflies until they fly away. It has one vinyl side for showing and the rest is mesh, allowing it to breathe and water easily while protecting its contents. It is also good for protecting a small fruit or vegetable plant.

I have bred and released over 40 monarch butterflies in this cage in the last month. It works very well and is large enough to hold a milkweed plant while the caterpillars are growing and a potted plant when the butterflies hatch, with enough room above the plant for the butterflies to flap around without injury. When they are strong enough to break free and the weather permits, I just take the plant out, take the cage outside and open it. My caterpillars climb up and the pupa hangs off the top

that I used all season. It's very light weight so I placed the flower pot on the ground and used a zip tie through the top zip to stabilize it and secure it to the fence (with the plastic side against the fence so cats don't fry) so I could keep it outdoors under controlled sunlight light. It worked and was easy to clean: just shake out the flour (easy since I had paper on the bottom), remove the tube and let dry, fold up and put away! Wires are strong! Be careful when you unroll it so it…

It's great! It's as big as my big chameleon enclosure. I use it all the time for my chameleons. I placed the box on the ground for support and then added the plant and some vines. There I can move my chameleons while I clean their enclosures. I also use it as a temporary cage when taking her outside. It has two handles on the top and is very convenient to carry. I don't have to worry about taking my chameleons outside and moving them around the garden. They get natural light and my panther…