crapelles [Large Reptile Tank], Pet Cage Terrarium with Glass Window, Front Opening Door with Top Screen Ventilation, Reptile Terrarium Habitat for Reptiles Amphibian 15.7" x 15.7" x 15.7"(Knock-Down)

I used it as a reptile tank for my Gator hatchling and still use it while I’m cleaning his big tank. I like it cause of the lock and key so my kids can’t try to mess with him. Vary sturdy little tank, vary well boxed for shipment and easy to assemble.

The removal bottom part would be better for most reptiles and amphibians if it wasn't removable. I fear most snakes can get out and most lizards will get their feet stuck in bottom. It can be a good habitat for certain animals. I'm not sure what I will house in mine yet.

Nifty cage. You put it together yourself but not too bad. We did have one cracked glass panel from shipping but we were sent a replacement. Looks like you can also combine multiple cages in different combos.

This is super misleading none of the animals mentioned could survive in this tank. It is ok for a single arboreal tarantula or a single anole lizard, maybe a house gecko but not really because it can’t hold humidity because it’s a cross ventilation nothing else could survive in here let alone thrive. A chinchilla is larger than this enclosure so are half the animals mentioned like literally longer and wider impossible to even try to fit inside you’d kill them.

Worth the price

P.o.s not worth the money

Really love the flexibility of both screen and glass. The glass helps with keeping moisture in while the screen allows for air flow. Perfect for our climate and since we mist frequently in the summer months, it's a great solution to our usual all screen cage that we use during warm weather, giving a longer time between misting! Our crested gecko loves it. It came with the green eco cloth, which covers the screen bottom and a cute little plant.

Size perfect, very secure. To many nooks and crannies make it hard to clean. Clear plastic scratches easily.