Acrylic Jumping Spider Habitat, Insect Terrarium, Bug Enclosure, Praying Mantis Habitat, Frog Enclosure

The media could not be loaded. This enclosure is HUGE, like XL! It was easy to put together. There weren't gaps and it was perfect for my mature-Adult Jumping Spider! There was plenty of airflow and plenty of space to be creative. I love the huge door with the strong magnets —Made it easy for access of feedings and cleanings. You can easily use this for a tarantula, smaller sized lizards, or any terrarium setup. It’s just beautiful!

This is the perfect size for our little spider friend. It is easy to assemble. The hardest part was removing the protective film. The sides are held together by a slot and tab system with rubber rings securing them. If you want it to be watertight, I imagine you could seal it with a caulk or something making it a permanent bond. I was disappointed at first that water leaks out the bottom but I am actually happy about it now because I know it will drain and not get swampy. I found a square plant tray that fits perfectly under it. Very very pleased with it.

This tank is perfect for my little jumping spider. It is super easy to set up. Other than peeling the protective wrap around the pieces. That was a pain. But after that the set up was super easy and was fun to put together. It holds moisture well and has great air movement. I love the way it looks on my shelf and the way It opens. Plus with the front opening hatch it cleans super easy as well. Would definitely get another one for another pet spider in the future!

This tank is super easy to assemble and is the perfect size! It's not flimsy at all and exceeded my expectations. The only thing difficult on my end was peeling the plastic off but once you found a spot it came off easily.

It was pretty easy to put together, looked great once we got it set up. Seemed very solid at first but now that we’ve had it a couple weeks. It’s warping. The door is warped. The walls are warped. Starting to get a small gap in the door. Since we got this for one of our jumping spiders, definitely don’t recommend for someone wanting for a smaller jumper. Depending if this continues to warp, it might not even be suitable for a full grown jumper.

This is a perfect little jumping spider enclosure. The assembly was very straightforward and easy, following the included clear instructions. As others have stated, the hardest part is removing the protective film! Be aware that a wrinkle in the film can make it look as if a panel is cracked. Remove the film before assuming a piece is broken. If put together properly, there are no gaps large enough for anything to escape. If you have a minute spiderling (or other creature), it could get out through the ventilation holes; but if that's the case, then obviously you should not yet be using this habitat. Some have complained about the latching mechanism--again, if assembled properly, the latch works perfectly. It should swivel from the back of the door through the first opening, then around through the second opening. Unless your creature is Hercules, it cannot push open the door. All in all, I am very pleased with this enclosure, and I will be buying more in the future.

pros: cheap , compact, clear viewing, easy to assemble, small package if you store it, extra rubber loops incase of breakagecons: leaky, acrylic warps, door lock doesn't work, ventilation holes let fruit flies through, peeling off protective paper from the pieces was mega annoying and hard even with the chappy tweezers providedI probably wouldn't purchase these again (I got 10) and think that these are good to start our with if trying to be cheap however I'm gonna have to upgrade them all sadly.

Great for jumping spiders, very easy to put together, and great quality. The holes on the sides are small, but they are still big enough for fruit flies to escape. Great ventilation though!