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Quick Guide

Why is there webbing in my cup?

It is a good sign if you see webbing in your

Cup of Caterpillars. In nature, the webbing

protects the caterpillars from danger.

Caterpillars use the webbing to stick to their

host plants, as the wind can easily blow them

off the leaves.

Why are my chrysalides

wiggling?

Sometimes you will see your chrysalides

wiggle and shake, especially if you disturb

them. This is a very natural reaction to ward

off predators. If a chrysalis feels threatened,

it will shake to scare the predator away.

Why should I remove the

webbing from my chrysalides?

When you transfer your chrysalides to the

habitat, remove all webbing surrounding the

chrysalides with a cotton swab before moving

them to the Chrysalis Holding Log and then

to the habitat.

If this step is ignored, the butterfly may

become entangled in the webbing upon

emergence, resulting in poorly formed wings.

What if a chrysalis falls?

If a chrysalis falls, it’s ok! This happens in

nature. Here’s what to do:

• Gently scoop your chrysalis out of the cup

with a plastic spoon.

• Be sure to remove all of the webbing

surrounding the chrysalis with a cotton swab.

• Lay the chrysalis on a small piece of paper

towel on the floor of your Butterfly Garden

Habitat.

• Try to position the chrysalis near the inside

mesh wall of the habitat. The butterfly will

emerge there safely and then will climb up

the wall of the habitat to hang, stretch, and

dry its wings.

What are those red

droplets I see in my

habitat?

When your butterflies emerge from the

chrysalides, they may expel a red liquid

called meconium. This is completely natural.

Meconium is the leftover parts of the

caterpillar that were not needed to make

the butterfly. Place a paper towel under the

habitat to protect your furniture.

Live products are non-returnable. If you

feel there is a problem with your shipment,

DO NOT THROW YOUR INSECTS AWAY.

They are likely just fine.

Questions?

Contact us at customerservice@insectlore.com

or call us at 1-800-548-3284

We guarantee that 3 out of 5 caterpillars

will become butterflies.

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