Would this enclosure work for raising butterflies?
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I have no knoledge over that. You might wanna ask someone that does on a butterfly forum or something. But I dont see why it wouldnt. Its a pretty good enclosure.
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Partially; some insects and eggs and nematodes are pretty small. You might consider heating/drying the soil to sterilize it.
2052156
That small mesh should work well. As soon as canning season is over I am going to place the webbing in the overhead of my carport and sheds. By hanging it on strings I can keep the birds from building in the overhead.
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I used it for chickens and it was a nice housing unit the one issue I did have was with the nesting box. The floor of it can be easily pushed up by predators that get under it. You would have to reinforce this area.
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I received these butterflies and I these in my bedroom. I have not used them outside but inside they look fine. I think they would work on a porch somewhere it is not in the hot Texas summer. :)
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Yes I think it would. It is pretty strong. I think as long as you don't have too long of spaces between the fence posts it should be all right. You may want to double it up too make it stronger. Hope this helps. Have only used ours as a cover for berries to keep birds and squirrels out.
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I watched a youtube video about it and found it very helpful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt20TOkBCXY I used a safety pin and placed the flat side of the paper flush with the netting so the chrysalis hung down facing the inside of the enclosure.
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I think so. I'd be comfortable leaving your Eclectus in it for short visits (2 weeks?) if you are planning on using the top perch and giving out-time.
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Yes it would, but if you filled the box with as much bird seed as it would hold I don't know if the floor would support it. Remember it needs to be on a flat hard surface.
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Should be fine for a snake about 2-3 feet. Any larger species would probably need a larger enclosure.
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I can't remember the dimensions, but I think most should...the dragonfly may be a little long though and not sure if the ladybug would be a bit wide. Would definitely fit in the larger sized plastic eggs
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Honestly depends on the snake's size. You don't want to invest in an enclosure that will only suit your growing snake temporarily. But if the size isn't an issue, then I think it would be great! I've seen these used for snakes before. Especially if your snake is arboreal. Just be weary of the door and screen lid locks as snakes are very strong! You might want to reinforce them a bit. Otherwise it would make for a gorgeous setup for your baby :)
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No, the block would be too small for three of these butterflies. They are beautiful though. I bought them to decorate a co-workers office walls on her birthday. You might get two butterflies on one block, but I think it would be tight.
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I would not do it. You would have to drill holes every inch so that you won't have gaps to allow bugs to get in. This frame is plastic and isn't made for this type of door.
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No, I would say not. The holes, the natural sheer, is pretty large. I wouldn't use it as a bug net.
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Probably. The construction is very cheap, but it is serviceable. We used it to raise a pair of Airedale pups. The high walls were an asset as they grew.
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Yes I think it would.it is very sturdy. I have two birds in a full size cage and kids hanging off of it when they look and talk to birds.I have never had any problems with this cage stand.