SPECIFICATIONS

Brand Name: NONE

High-concerned chemical: None

Material: polyester mesh

Origin: Mainland China

Type: Insects

color: white & black

for: the animals and plants

name: Mesh, HighQuality Multifunctional Insect Butterfly Cage

size 1: 11.8''*11.8''*11.8''

size 2: 15.7''*15.7''*23.6''

size 3: 23.6''*23.6''*35.4''

Butterfly Habitat Outdoor Mesh Plant Enclosure 11.8''*11.8''*11.8'' - 15.7''*15.7''*23.6'' - 23.6''*23.6''*35.4'' Folding Insect cage Insect Proof net MonarchTerrarium Pop-up

[Package delivery] - A foldable double door insect cage anti insect net, is used for small scientific experiments or animal and plant cultivation.

[Good air permeability] - Because of the use of bright materials and mesh structure, it can maintain the air circulation in the mesh, and also can closely monitor the growth and changes of the internal animals and plants.

[Easy to open] - This network can be opened from two directions, which makes it easier to take care of the animals and plants in the network card, and easier to clean to keep it clean.

[Foldable] - This mesh is made of polyester, which is easy to fold. It has spacious space, which can accommodate many insect activities and some small plants.

❤ Professional Version: Monarch butterfly habitat is more square, sits straight, does not rock or move, Polyester Bottom for Easier Clean. Includes a quick start guide manual to raise butterflies.

❤ 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.

❤ The wings of a new butterfly are not risk of breaking when trying to stir up.

❤ Mesh panels for good airflow. Fine mesh enclosure is soft and breathable, so you know your caterpillars will be safe and comfortable for the duration of their stay.

❤ Side opening door - never interrupt chrysalises on the cage roof. Large zipper opening for easy feed your butterflies, then release them into the wild. Butterflies will often land on little hands and faces before flying away.