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Losing butterfly in home

I live in 3393 Dissent. When I checked back to my home, I have ONE butterfly. Before, I had as many as possible before the butterflies feel too crowded. What do I do now? Those butterflies are expensive.

Posted 14 months ago by BeChiu Subscriber! | Permalink

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  • Did they leave milk behind?  Butterflies (apparently) have a limited lifespan, no matter how many you've got in your home.
    Posted 14 months ago by Pipeline Subscriber! | Permalink
  • Now you mention it, I noticed some milks on the ground once in a while. That stinks. It's the most expensive of all farm animals. Do you know how long they live?
    Posted 14 months ago by BeChiu Subscriber! | Permalink
  • Butterflies waft off to lepidopteral heaven after giving up a particular quantity of milk, rather than living a fixed amount of time; so if you have milkers in your home, those'll reduce their lifespans.
    If you find caterpillars expensive, I'd suggest making your own - the raw ingredients for butterfly eggs are relatively cheap, after all.
    Posted 13 months ago by Bobby Chuckles Subscriber! | Permalink
  • You can also increase their lifespan now by singing to them.  Sometimes if you're lucky they drop eggs rather than milk when they die.
    Posted 13 months ago by Lucille Ball Subscriber! | Permalink