Orpheus' cage contains two healthy 4-inch potted Ageratina havanensis, the yard plant I originally found him on. The two 1-gallon plants are used for support, places to climb, cricket food and quencher dishes (yellow and orange), and sand. Finally, there is a vase with havanensis stems to support a baby sock tucked in for a bed. For safety and cleanliness, the vase no longer contains water, but rather just supporting stems sealed with paper towel for the bed, as his plants have grown well and are easily accessible. There is a small red dish of distilled water at the bottom of one plant. The cage itself is a 30-inch-tall butterfly cage. There is full spectrum lighting on one side of the cage that I gradually turn on and off during daylight hours. I clean the cage as often as I can depending on where Orpheus is sleeping. I mist a couple of times a day and before nightfall.