New Age PetECOFLEX 48-Inch Mojave Reptile Lounge in Grey- Durable Wood Plastic Composite Habitat with Vented Side Panels, Removable Sliding Glass Doors & Lock, Easy Assembly

The enclosure looks very nice. Because I built it I notice all the little details that look cheap, but someone looking at it wouldn't notice these details. It's all plastic screws holding together the walls, but as a result is very simple to assemble. The viewing window/doors are real glass and are very thick. The locking mechanism is very effective without being difficult to use. I've assembled two of these so far and have learned to appreciate what you get for the money even if the pvc material and parts are a bit hacky and cheap. It took me less than 20 minutes to assemble the second one I've bought. I recommend this enclosure but don't expect too much. Works great as an enclosure. My snakes are enjoying the space, and I'm not bothered by a shabby looking enclosure. (Forgive the dirty glass in the second photo).

Great fit and finish, easy to assemble with great features.

Overall it is a good enclosure. Fairly easy to assemble. Instructions are useless as I did it using common sense. I think they could have included steel bolts/screws instead of plastic as the plastic ones will crush into the plastic walls if tightened too much. The glass doors are very sturdy and slide well along with the make shift lock which isn’t fancy with keyed lock but keeps the glass from opening. Could be sturdier but it is decently solid. The mesh on top is a bit flimsy as I was expecting a thicker material. I would not put anything heavier than heat lamps. I am housing a juvenile Hypo Granite Burmese Python and he loves it. Very roomy and easy to clean. I would seal it with a waterproof caulk though as there are slight gaps on each walls/flooring where they meet. I would buy it again if they lowered the price. So overall not a bad enclosure. 7/10 🐍❤️

As other reviews mentioned, my first tank came in damaged thanks to the top notch care of the shipping company. I reached out once I realized that my tank was broken and I was sent a new tank at no cost to me within a week or so. I had no issues with the second tank.Setup is extremely easy (it took about 20 mins to build) and the tank seems pretty sturdy. The glass is thick enough that I have no concerns with it's strength or reliability.I did seal my tank with silicone as it did have cracks large enough to allow the dry substrate to pass through but I was expecting to do this anyway just as a precaution as I would with any tank you assemble piece by piece.I feel that this is an excellent bang for your buck and I will purchase this brand again in the future as our collection grows.

I wanted to upgrade all my tanks this year but the 4×2×2 tanks can be expensive, even the pics ones. The price is reasonable and shipped faster than expected. All 3 came in at the same time and had practically no damage. There was a "nick" on 2 but was moved when assembling. The screws were plastic but doesn't seem to budge. The assembly was supper easy. The first tank took me maybe 30min. The stickers to identify the peice to instructions was a barcode with a number. Thought they were unmarked but they weren't! I'm so excited to finally afford to get snakes into big tanks and was able to because of these.

Sorry but the top has already broke after my cat jumped up on top. Not a hard metal just a screen type very cheap won’t buy again

This tank arrived very quickly. It went together easily, and is very sturdy, much stronger than what I thought it would be for the money. As most others said, you will need to seal the seams with silicone calk. Very happy with it.

bought this for my moms lizard. i love it and mr mango absolutely is so much happier! this is 1000% a MUST HAVE if you have a bearded dragon.first of all, the size. it is the minimum required size to house a bearded dragon. you can go bigger, but you absolutely cannot go smaller. this is a 4x2x2, 120 gallons, recommended by reptile enthusiasts. anywhere you look you will see that they need this size. if you have them in a 40 gallon and you’re debating purchasing this, just go for it. your beardie will be stressed out and won’t have enough room to move unless you upgrade. 40 is fine for a baby but you NEED to upgrade by the time they reach a year! sooner is better.as for the quality of this specific cage/brand, i love! couldn’t be happier! you wanna go with PVC or wood to retain heat, and you want something that has 3 solid sides (not just glass all the way around) so they have a feeling of comfort and security. this covers all of that as it’s made of PVC and only the front is glass.the actual color is really nice, glass is thick, and the mesh is sturdy yet thin/big enough holes to let the UVB and basking light through. the doors open easily and it has a mechanism that allows you to keep the doors shut. it’s not a lock with a key so not 100% childproof but small children probably couldn’t figure it out.the price is the best i’ve found, especially for this quality. i did mine through affirm so i have an affordable payment plan.as for other things you might need, you’ll want to get a basking slate (not pictured in mine but he has one i promise). you’ll want to upgrade your basking to a higher wattage to where the slate surface temp reaches at 100 degrees F. but don’t go too high. i have mine at 150 watts, but it depends on the brand and type of bulb. you’ll also want to make sure you have a strip UVB like the one by arcadia, not the coils, as those don’t produce enough UVB for a beardie. don’t put fake plants in there, they will eat those. i’m using a reptile mat but you can use loose substrate just make sure it’s safe (google). don’t use reptile carpet it rips out their nails. i’m not an expert this is just what i have learned to take care of my moms lizard! i’m still learning! join some facebook groups or look on reddit if you want to learn more