Reptile Glass Terrarium Tank 12"*8"*6",Small Cage Full View with Top Screen Ventilation Habitat Enclosure for Tarantula,Frog,Gecko,Insects,Spiders,Snakes,Hermit Crab,Turtle,Ball Python

I liked this glass cage. It has a locking screen on it. Levi, my spider out grew it.

My pink toe is grateful to be in a much smaller enclosure, now that he's a mature male. He avoids falling and I also love the easy access!

This is a very high quality enclosure and it does an amazing job at retaining humidity. The measurements are extremely accurate as well! Please note that these enclosures are too small for a reptile though. They are good for small species of snails and isopods :)

Cute, extremely small tank for the money.

Great size for baby Asian forest scorpion. I Like the fact it had metal wiring instead of mesh so don’t have to worry abt cats near this tank. Came in perfect condition, nice sturdy glass and lid

The hermit crabs are very happy with their spacious home.

This would be a great "display tank" for small critters like isopods, millipedes, tarantulas. It is heavier than I expected it to be- but keep in mind that it is solid glass and not plastic. It has an impressive amount of weight to it for it's size, and it feels very well made. The glass is very thick but is still perfectly clear and allows for easy viewing inside. I plan on putting isopods in here as having the ventilation only on top will make maintaining high humidity a little easier.This was very well packed, not a single scratch or chip on it. It really is a very lovely tank and I look forward to having it out where I can see it daily. The one thing about it that I am not in love with is the way the top opens, the little feeding door is great but other than that, there is no handle or hand-hold to make lifting the lid any easier, you need to essentially pinch wherever you can to try to maintain a grip on it which is a bit frustrating. The pictures suggest that these could be stacked, but I'm not quite sure how they intended for that to happen... Stacking these would put them flush against each other, top to bottom, and fully block the air flow. If there is some kind of spacer that should be between the two, I didn't see anything like it- so keep that in mind if your plan was to stack these.

First off, please be sure to research what animals would do well in a tank this size. Many reptiles/amphibians would not do well in such a small enclosure. I got this primarily as a temporary holding tank while I do maintenance for my snake's enclosure.PROS:- the glass is not flimsy/thin and holds up well to being moved- the mesh top is fairly sturdy and won't open easily- no assembly requiredCONS:- unless you're feeding some kind of flake food or depositing one cricket at a time, the food opening is a bit smallI'm overall pretty happy with the tank itself for the purpose I bought it for!