Monarch Butterfly Kits to Raise Baby Caterpillars into Butterflies
2 years ago
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By Anthony Gomez
by Anthony Gomez
2 years ago
Choose your Butterfly Kit for Raising Monarch Butterflies Indoors
Do you want to raise monarch butterflies indoors so you can boost their survival rate over 90%? Check out our monarch butterfly kits that combine the caterpillar cages and other helpful tools with the information you need to raise and release healthy monarch butterflies.
Butterfly Habitat Kit
Caterpillar Cage + Helpful Raising Accessories
Our butterfly habitat kit includes the following to give your monarchs a safe and happy home. First, choose your butterfly enclosure:
1 Baby Cube orTall Baby Butterfly Cage which allows you to comfortably raise up to 10 caterpillars inside at one time
1 Big Cube or Monarch TowerButterfly Cage allows you to raise up to 20 caterpillars at one time
FITTED Poo Poo Platter Cage Insert available for baby cube and tall baby cages
Drawbridge Door Design on all cages for Easy Access
Floral tubes to keep milkweed leaf and stem cuttings fresh for caterpillars...save milkweed and time!
Floral Tube Holder Racks to keep tubes upright and secure
US Shipping: standard or expedited flat rate shipping
I have bought several things from this company- a couple of the tall butterfly cages, and more recently, a shorter one. these enclosures have all worked well for me. They have arrived promptly thru regular mail .
Excellent quality, much better than other brands available on-line.
Especially like the zipper protection and the draw-bridge style door.
Perfect size for the 'teenage' cats.
I ordered the cage because I had found some Swallowtail chrysalises in my yard (after watching the caterpillars enjoy my parsley). It now hangs in my garage with the chrysalises inside. I have a question, though, which no one has answered for me: do the chrysalises need to be upright? Because they tend to roll to their sides and I don't know if the butterflies will be able to emerge in that case. If someone can answer this for me I would appreciate it.
Hi Bonnie, the chrysalides don't need to be hanging. More info in this post:
Caterpillar Cage + Helpful Raising Accessories
