REPTI ZOO Glass Reptile Terrarium 15 Gallon Small Reptile Tank 20" x 12" x 14"

It’s a perfect little weekend habitat for my class pet that comes home on weekends. Would be perfect full-time habitat for a smaller pet. I had no issues putting it together and it was packed well. Nothing was broken.

The isopods in my spider's enclosure got along so well that after a year or so they needed their own enclosure. I originally added them thinking Spider Woman, a jumping spider with a smiley face on her back, would eat them, but she only likes roaches, crickets, or soldier flies. The isopods are more entertaining on my desk than the spider, who mostly stays in here tunnel at the top of the cage. So I decided to give them a better home. I got this, which comes disassembled and is easy to put together, after a smaller terrarium quickly developed problems with mold and mildew. This has a sturdy mesh top panel that slides out to the front and lets in enough light for a 'forest floor' type terrarium and keeps the ivy and ficus happy. Although it is not sealed tight like some enclosures with water, a paludarium, it comes with a liner with sides about an inch tall to contain rocks and some water to keep the underside of the substrate wet, as is needed for millipedes. It retains moisture, needs misting a time or two a day, but the ventilation through the top has kept any mildew or mold away. The pedes and pods are happy. The millipedes mostly come out after the light's dimmed, there are always some isopods trundling around, nibbling on veggies or fish flakes. They come out en masse at night to devour everything put there for them. This is an ideal enclosure for them,or for any beasties that needs a wet bottom and damp substrate.

Purchased for my Cyriopagopus albostriatus, Onyx (fossorial tarantula). Solely purchased because it has a feeding port (so I distiurb Onyx as little as possible) and is a knock-down (can disassemble and store flat; protected, of course, as it is glass). For those that need it more water-tight, you can use aquarium-safe silicone. If assembled correctly, it looks and functions great. Although easy to clean, mine came with a couple of tape "shadows" (you could see where tape had once been, but no residue was felt/seen) which I used 90% isopropyl alcohol to clean off. For those with tarantulas, a cleaning tip: use a paper towel soaked in 3-5% hydrogen peroxide to wipe doodoo off the glass. Use a bit of elbow grease, for moore stubborn dookies. Then, follow up with a spritz of water and wipe down, until glass is clean. I find the peroxide makes quicker work of the poopoo than just regular water and it's generally safe (plus no fumes, unlike isopropyl alcohol).

these are good if made to spec but ive had to return some before because of the gaps between the glass panels because the frame that is fused to the glass was attached incorrectly and off set. What is the point of buying a tank that leaves visible gaps on the front window panel...also I had to pay to install my own silicon in order to turn this into a bioactive otherwise it will leak water like a sieve.

Perfect size for my pet. Good price and easy to assemble.

Great. Put together in 3 min. Silicone with aquarium safe silicon to water proof. Let cure. Add substrate, enrichment/deco, slap a heat pad on the side, add appropriate sized little beasties. I have several of these. I use this exact cage for tarantulas, isopods, millipedes, Halloween hissers, and a scorpion. I have my doubts about whether it is truly centipede escape proof, I'm testing now..so far so good..

We bought this tank for a leopard gecko and it is a good size so it has lots of room to roam and hide. Came packaged well and no issues.

This is really quality. It’s sturdy, packed well. I didn’t love putting it together until I realized it took 10 minutes, it’s 6 parts and screws. I had no issues. Best part? About $40-50 less than other models and exactly what I wanted. This terrarium is a no brainer.

went together better then I thought it would