Key benefits Easy to carry: Top-mounted air hole handle makes the habitat lightweight and simple to transport for field observation or outdoor activities. Clear observation: Transparent construction lets you watch silkworm development and animal behavior without disturbing the inhabitants. Versatile habitat: A spacious, independent chamber provides ample room for silkworm growth and serves as a comfortable resting or nesting area for small reptiles. Low maintenance: Smooth interior is easy to clean, helping maintain a healthy environment and making routine care straightforward. Educational value: Designed to support hands-on learning about animal care and life cycles in classrooms, home projects, or hobbyist use. Features and attributes Function: Portable animal habitat for silkworm hatching and temporary housing of small reptiles; suitable for observation, transport, and short-term enclosure. Compatibility: Intended for silkworms and small reptiles; ideal for classroom demonstrations, hobby breeding, and field study. Design: Transparent, single-chamber layout provides an unobstructed view of occupants and their development while offering independent space for growth and rest. Carrying: Built-in air hole handle on top allows easy handling and ventilation during transport. Maintenance: Smooth surfaces enable quick cleaning to reduce contamination and simplify caretaking routines. Performance: Lightweight construction balances portability with adequate interior space for healthy growth and activity. Typical use scenarios Classroom science project: Use the habitat to observe silkworm life stages or demonstrate basic animal care and behavior to students. Backyard or field observation: Take the unit outdoors for supervised observation of insects or reptiles during field studies and return it to the home or classroom when finished. Temporary reptile housing: Provide a comfortable, ventilated nest for small reptiles during short-term transfers, vet visits, or enclosure cleaning. Practical care notes Use for short-term housing and observation; monitor temperature, humidity, and food requirements appropriate to the species in your care. Regularly clean the interior to maintain hygiene and prevent buildup of waste or mold. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight during transport to prevent overheating. This habitat combines portability, visibility, and easy maintenance to support observation, learning, and short-term housing for silkworms and small reptiles.