Reptile Terrarium Tank Up to 78 Gallon, Lizard Tank Bearded Dragon Tank with Metal Mesh Roof Door, Snake Tank with Lock Design (Oak, 27 Gallon Volume, 24 Inch Length)

When I came in the package I was a little skeptical on the size, but it does not disappoint. My Gecko loves her new home! Super easy to assemble. Instructions could have been a tiny better, but I got it together!

I bought this because of the price it is for my Leppard gecko. The quality was perfect for her. People say it's flimsy but once fully put together I found it it to be sturdy. The acrylic glass was protected on each side during shipping yo prevent scratches. I would 100% buy this again

For the price this is well worth it! I’ve bought 2 now and plan to buy 1 more. It puts together fairly easy and is sturdy once assembled. Nice space for my bearded dragon! However, one acrylic panel came chipped. Not worth returning since it’s still functional. Also, my girl likes to glass surf and once side is now scratched up. Just heads up that it can scratch easily! Also if using sand it can get in the grooves and it’s difficult to slide open doors. I’d recommend a mat or tile floor for that reason. I bought peel and stick wallpaper for the back and LOVE it!! Pic is before properly setting up the space, but wanted to show the wallpaper and size once set up.

Very easy to assemble I will give them that. Do not waste your money. Very poor quality and did not feel comfortable to put my snake in for his safety. The plastic sides are easily damaged by a scratch of your nail and is very flimsy. Makes me wonder how it will be if I used it when cleaning was needed. Was already damaged by top screen and caving in so unsure how sturdy it can be in the future. Would hate for someone’s pet to have light fixtures fall onto them. It is affordable for size but the quality is not there at all which is what you get for, for that price. Not a deal at all. Definitely recommend buying second hand like fb marketplace for better quality for around the same price. This product will not last you long term should only be used for short periods/ temporary. Piccolo wanted so say hi to everyone!

We love it

Not escape proof for snakes, potentially some lizards. Upgrade the front sliding acrylic at your nearest hardware store, the pieces that come with are too thin and flexible, so if you have a stronger pushier critter that likes to stick their nose where it doesn’t belong, be aware.Took ownership of a young burm suddenly with health issues, so needed a temporary tank immediately, but to keep him from getting out I used a heat gun to punch holes through the front acrylic, and taped at the edges as he’s strong, then tied rope through the holes, looped another at the knob they provided to keep him from pushing it up to “unlock” the ability to slide (see below photos). I reallyyy don’t love it but I don’t exactly hate it. I’m iffy as to how long it may last quality wise- sealing the bottom with silicone would be a good idea, but will update further at another point.

Overall looks nice and functional but didn't have any instructions, parts missing, a few scuffs and parts not labeled. If you're handy you'll be able to figure it out.

After reading through some reviews I was skeptical about the quality, however, I am very happy with the product. The instructions and build are very simple (about 5 steps) and easy to do by yourself. The two side panels come with optional screw holes that you need to hand drill in but they make it very sturdy. The top mesh screens are thick and can easily support weight of a light or two. I do wish it came with locking latches on the top but it wouldn't be hard to add to this. Would recommend this to anyone looking for a new reptile home that won't break the bank.