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Mass Release Frosted Butterfly Release Box

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Mass Release Frosted Butterfly Release Box

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This Frosted Butterfly Release Box works great with painted Lady Butterflies.

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This Frosted Butterfly Release Box works great with painted Lady Butterflies. Make sure it is not placed in the sun. The color of the box makes it a very good choice at weddings. It will easily hold 12 painted lady butterflies.

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