REPTI ZOO 68 Gallon PVC Reptile Terrariums, 48x18x18 Reptile Tanks Enclosure for Bearded Dragon Ball Python Snake Gecko, PVC Reptile Lounge Habitat with Glass Sliding Door & Top Screen Ventilation

Fantastic reptile tanks. These tanks maintain heat and humidity very well. I have two one for a ball python and one for a cornsnake. I might get two more and stack them. They're very sturdy can can be stacked one on top of the other. I would put spacers in between to ensure sufficient ventilation. ReptiZoo sells stackers that create enough space for above tank lighting and accessories as well. Assembly was easy. I used black colored silicone caulk to seal the seams from the inside after I assembled the tanks. I highly recommend this extra step. I cannot say that this would make the enclosure water tight, but it does prevent minor leaks, for when I add water directly into the substrate. The black opaque PVC panels help my snakes feel safe inside. Only wish is that the location opening wires could be on either the left or right ride. It's only on the right unless you are willing to drill holes on your own. NOTE: The storage drawers I have under my enclosures are from IKEA's NORDLI line. I tuck all wires and power strips into one of the drawers from behind.

This is honestly a very nice PVC enclosure! The PVC is actually a little thicker than most enclosures on the market & I chose this one because of the upper and bottom ledges offer a bit more seclusion for my young snake. I have several PVC enclosures (Dubia & Toad ranch) I decided to try something different because I don't especially like the all open front glass enclosures as much as the design of this one. It looks REALLY nice when put together. It took about 45 minutes with 2 of us putting it together. There wasn't a scratch on any of the PVC, the glass was packaged great. The glass doors slide perfectly. It's a beautiful enclosure! I will definitely be purchasing the 4X2X2 option in the future. It holds heat and humidity like a champ! I will seal the bottom for moisture reasons but the rest of the tank is so well constructed that I see no need to seal the whole thing. I will share a picture of it after it was put together with some things in it. I look forward to getting it sealed & finished for our baby Royal Python..I think he'll love his new home. I 100% Recommend this enclosure. I possibly found the PVC GOAT in my opinion.

Looks great and was very easy to assemble.

Cage is not durable whatsoever putting it together you can see the cracks in between panels that you’re putting together. One of the panels came broken missing the glass holder super flimsy cage not worth the $$$. I’m going to be returning it not even the nails were supporting the panels as we were putting them together definitely a two person job especially if you’re getting a large tank we got a 50 gallon tank. The cracks were so big that even if you put it together as tight as you possibly could. When you put whatever flooring or bedding you’re gonna have for your pet it’s gonna fall right through. Definitely gonna need some type of wood glue or caulking to cover the cracks not doing all of that didn’t waste $300 for no reason. I did look at the reviews and see that oh yeah some people were saying that it was terrible or that it came with some of the panels chipped, but not everybody was having the same experience so I decided to purchase i purchased it with biggest regret of all time.

I would overall give this tank a review of 4 out of 5, or a 8 out of 10. The reason for this is while setting it up, some of the screws cracked, and destroyed the screw holes. It was partially our fault, as we were not being careful, so I'm not taking too much points off for that. Luckily, we super-glued it back together, or you could use aquarium safe silicone, which I plan to use soon. Another thing that was wonky with the setup is the items that kept the screws in place would sometimes fall out, and cause us to start that piece over. However, the tank itself is very nice. It was made out of very strong, PVC material. One little annoying thing for me was cleaning the glass, as for some reason it was harder then it should have been. I do like the double sliding glass doors, which have a cool lock, which I haven't tested out yet, but I plan too soon. One thing I would recommend is making sure all the screws, and screw locks are tight before moving on to the next part, because if they fall out, you might have to restart the whole thing. I also wouldn't recommend caring the tank with the glass panels in the tanks, as they could fall out and crack. I got this 25% off, so it was $150, instead of the normal $200. I do not think it is worth the price if it is not a decent percent off, as you can find better, cheaper ones, with the same, or even better quality. Although it sounded like I didn't like the tank, I'm actually very happy with it. It looks super nice, has good doors, good airflow, and overall an amazing tank. I would recommend.

This enclosure is great! If you have put any IKEA furniture together then you will understand how this goes together BUT it is more solid than any IKEA I have ever worked with. If you are expecting it to be water tight without sealing it, then you have never put together a good cage setup before. I sealed the bottom so I could use a bioactive substrate and not worry about things escaping or leaks. This thing is great at keeping the humidity levels where you meed them. It is also better at keeping the heat inside instead of it radiating through glass aquarium walls. Also using a PVC enclosure gives more options for various enrichment items and way to add decor that you are unable to with a glass aquarium. I definitely will be getting at least 2 more enclosures. I wish I would have made the upgrade YEARS ago!

No worth what I paid. At all. The boards are covered in what seems to be fiberglass fibers , DOES NO SEAL WATER TIGHT ! easy build though . There’s better deals offered by the same company. This is not one of them.

great easy to assemble