PROLEE Bearded Dragon Tank, 30 Gallon Reptile Tank with Metal Mesh Roof and Front Sliding Door, Lizard Tank,Spacious Reptile Enclosure for Snakes, Oak

Great! Very easy to put together, it is light weight. Also very easy to keep clean with convenient sliding front doors. My Beardie absolutely loves it.

Just bought this item to replace an old snake tank. How it will hold up is unknown at this time. But so far, I'm happy with the purchase. *note* we have not set up heat-lamps as of yet. So, although the mesh top of lids appears to be strong enough for them, I don't know how well it will work with the plexiglass sides. I would definitely NOT use a heat-pad due to the materials the tank is made out of. Pros: 1. Plexiglass is an excellent option because it makes it lightweight compared to glass. This may not be what someone with a lizard wants since plexiglass, generally, scratches easier than glass. But for a snake, it's great. 2. Our snake is just over 5 ft long and she (red-tailed boa) fits very well with room to stretch out. We got the 81 gallon tank. 3. Wood/synthetic materials should withstand the humidity requirement snake needs as opposed to some of the fiber-board materials some tanks are made out of. 4. Plexiglass sheet for floor of tank to protect the base from excess water or excrement. Cons: 1. Top Lids have cute but "cheap" hinges that can bend and break easily. 2. Top Lids have no locking mechanism so will need to purchase and install yourself What we did: 1. Installed locking mechanisms on top lids to prevent escape. 2. We used silicone to seal the plexiglass/wood/synthetic material floor to avoid moisture seepage under the plexiglass floor. 3. Added 1"x2" pieces of wood to the whole underside length of top frame, just under the two doors on top, as a "shelf" or "frame" to keep top doors from being able to be collapsed inward due to unwanted weight (such as a cat or other animal that may jump on top). 4. Added an additional 45 7/8" X 6" piece of plexiglass across the front to eliminate substrate from spilling out when front doors are opened (fits perfectly). No need to glue in. Substrate holds it in place.

For the price it’s fantastic but it is a bit flimsy. I don’t think it will last for years

Easy to put together and it comes with a drill bit to screw for the screws or an allen wrench if you do not have a drill. I suggest using the drill if possible as the allen wrench makes assembly harder and more time consuming. All the pieces came intact and the package is light weight. For snakes, I'd suggest adding child locks to the top doors to prevent them from pushing their way out as they are light weight

Box arrived intact. Once opened we noticed that there was split on the inside of the wood between the two mesh doors on top that went clean through to the outside where the wood was jagged and split. There was no damage to the packaging that made sense for this occurring during shipping. It also seemed odd that the mesh doors on top had no way of being securely closed. We bought this for a ball python and some reassurance that she was securely enclosed would have been nice, even if unlikely she's be able to escape. Although 'lockable' and 'secure' are mentioned, this is for the front sliding doors. We returned it for a refund.

It’s incredibly pretty and easy to put together, however I got it for a bearded dragon and the acrylic is easily scratched, so a few days of glass surfing made it so “foggy” that you can barely see inside the tank. Additionally, water leaked out of the tank, which was partially a user error, but also just not something I had to deal with with other tanks when I was scooting it to a new location.

Excellent lightweight product

I'm not going to lie, I love the tank it so huge! I'm was very scared about what had happened to my snake the other day. He went through the small hole and hurt himself a little bit, I had to put Vaseline on him to get him out. Just be careful ( snake family) other than that size was perfect.