Small Insect Terrarium

This acrylic habitat is exactly what I was looking for. The clear walls make it easy to observe the spider from every angle, and the build feels solid and durable without being too heavy. It’s a perfect size for jumping spiders or other small insects, giving them enough space to explore while keeping them secure. The design is simple and functional, with good ventilation and easy access for feeding or cleaning. I appreciate that it’s easy to assemble and maintain — no complicated parts or fragile pieces to worry about. Overall, it’s a high-quality, practical enclosure that makes spider-keeping much easier and more enjoyable. Highly recommend for anyone in the hobby.

I needed another enclosure & found this one on sale! This enclosure is the perfect size for a "micro-pet," such as a jumping spider. It was very easy to assemble, sturdy & you can see through the acrylic clearly. The photos are from the newest addition to our little jumping spider family. I bought everything from Amazon, except for the fake red flowers. I highly recommend this enclosure, not only for the price, but size & quality.

Love these enclosures! Purchased 7 of them and they are perfect for any size jumping spider. Secure and great ventilation. Easy assembly - acrylic is crystal clear. Love the secure close top and front open door. Highly recommend for jumping spider owners

Happy for the price. It's not hard to put together and you don't even need the included instructions as you can just follow the picture of the completed cage to figure out which panel is placed where. The clear rubber bands hold the tabs in place, so they don't slip out of the slots, which makes this tool free assembly. I was missing the bottom spoke to the hook, but I just tied a rubber band onto the tweezers, double knotted it, then slipped the loop over the bottom of the peg that comes thru the hook from the top. This holds it so it can't easily pull out; just like the rubber bands for the pegs of the cage. Works well for adult jumping spiders, 1"+ arboreal tarantula slings (like Pink Toe, GBB, etc), or praying mantis from 1-4" in length. The large, front open door makes the cage easy to access for decorating, taking out bowls, feeding w/tweezers, etc. I kept all tall decor towards the back of the cage and my jumping spider hasn't decided to build a web towards the front where the door will wreck in when opened (a tarantula will often build wall to wall the whole width/depth tho so the web will get disturbed regardless).

Super easy to assemble. Basic, minimal design. Mine didn't have any gaps that could be an issue even for very small insects. I tried using sand as a base layer for substrate, and it does slightly sprinkle out of the cracks, so be cautious of that. The size I got ended up being a little too small for a fully grown jumping spider in my opinion, so just make sure you aren't putting anything in this that may want a bit more space to roam. Seems sturdy enough for something being held together by o-rings. The most difficult part of assembly was peeling the film off of the plastic, but you will figure out the technique...just be mindful not to scratch the plastic siding. The lock works, but it's kind of loose, so doesn't snap into place, but rather just slides into a slot. That being said I doubt anything will be able to knock it lose that is small enough to live in this, nor should it accidentally come loose. Fun little critter keeper for the price.