Insect Rearing Bag (L240 x W140 cm) [pack of 2]

This insect-rearing bag has dimensions of L240 x W140 cm when flattened, making it an effortless solution for studying insects in their natural habitat.  Place the bag over the tree or bush where the insect resides and fasten it with the included drawstring.  The bag is extra-large and has two zippered openings for convenient access inside.

Contents of 1 pack
x2 Bags

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