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September 28, 2026

Victorian Butterfly & Moth Habitat (Adventure Awaits)

A lovely companion to the Victorian Caterpillar Incubator, and thank you to our friend J anon for suggesting it!

I have adapted one of Remysa's cages to be the Butterfly and Moth Habitat for the Entomology collection!

When you have hatched a butterfly or moth, OR if you have caught them in the wild, you are then able to place them from build/buy and your inventory, and then you can add them to the habitat!

There's a slot in there for one of every variety in your collection~

Okay, the cage has 6 swatches, and different coloured flowers in each:

And I just think these look great in a greenhouse, so I made one on my home lot, and I made a big one with lots, for all the Victorian ladies and gentlemen to view!

At first I was thinking about the Wintergardens we have here in Tāmaki-makau-rau/ Auckland, which look nothing like this--- it just sort of happened haha~~

ANYWAY ENJOYYY

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Comments (8)

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Luna · October 15, 2026

This is beautiful.

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Urutau · October 7, 2026

This is lovely! Can't wait to use it on my builds :D Could you make a new version of the incubator with this same mesh, just smaller?

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zee · October 7, 2026

Definitely! I'll add it to the incubator page once done 🤗

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QuinnShar · September 29, 2026

Wow! This looks amazing and your Wintergarden lot is gorgeous. Thank you. This is exciting

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zee · September 29, 2026

Thank you! I think I might release it/save it to the gallery - I'll just do some landscaping as well beforehand 😋

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Abc09 · September 29, 2026

this is beautiful!

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J anon · September 28, 2026

aaaaaah omg omg you did it!!! i wasn’t expecting it to be so soon, it looks beautiful! thank you so much!! i cant wait to open my game!

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zee · September 28, 2026

Thank you for suggesting it, I had completely forgotten about it until you mentioned 🤗 It was actually really fun to make, so it didn't seem like it took much time at all. AND because I had already done one similar, I already knew what problems I might have - and so it went much more smoothly 😁