60 Gallon Reptile Tank, Aluminum Alloy Reptile Terrarium 48"x18"x18", Stackable Bearded Dragon Tank, Snake Enclosure with Tempered Glass, Wheel Mountable

Okay it’s not the best tank in the work but it’s a great price and I’m super easy to put together. The doors are easy to pull on and off for cleaning and it gives the option of sticking handles on them or not.Looks awsome, I have not moved it from anywhere other than where we put it together but it seems sturdy. Putting it together looked challenging but it only took about 20 minutes between my girlfriend and I l.

My anoles love their habitat and it appears to be quite sturdy. Arrived in one piece, though it was a bit of an effort to assemble. Would buy again.

I'll just straight to the most important part of this 30gallon tank, it loses heat very quickly. This is due to the mesh siding on it. If you want to use this for reptiles, you'll need to keep this in mind and layout the tank accordingly for providing heat sources.That being said, this tank is nicer than I thought it would be. The overall quality is good and didn't have any issues putting this together (it's a DIY type of tank).There's plenty of places to tuck cords away or route them into the tank as well. It is heavy , much more than the name brand you ones you can get in the big box stores.Overall, it's a nice tank once you get it put together and it has a lot of nice features for running wires and all that. It's only and biggest issue is being able to keep the heat in for your reptiles. I switched to a more powerful heat lamp (and monitored it closely) to be able to keep one side to the temp it needed to be and the cool side not get as cold as it was.

Literally so easy to assemble, great quality. Love it

Perfect size

To be honest, I'm surprised something flat packed is not only glass but quality glass. I'm used to flat packs being acrylic (which is lighter and better for my back). It looks really good assembled - like a more expensive terrarium. Front openers used to be so prohibitively expensive for people just getting into the hobby so it's really nice to see this product. The wheels and stacking kit are sold separately but I'm happy their an option.The build was easy but make sure you pay attention to the uprights - the back ones are different than the front ones and it DOES matter. I put them on the wrong way around the first time and I had to adjust. Thankfully, taking them off and swapping them was easy. The included screwdriver is really nice (it's full sized! I'll be keeping this one) and the hardware is good quality. Installing the doors can be a bit tricky, make sure that you look at which groove the "back" door is supposed to go in vs the front door. It's easier to open the "back" door using the included suction cup thingy - the front door is a bit harder to keep in the groove when opening due to the design.I really like it, I'd love to more sizes offered from this company. I will say the square-ish footprint doesn't fit on any of my end tables so I'm going to have to find somewhere safe to set it up before I plant/move a critter in. The port on the side (for cables, misting system, humidifier hoses, etc) has a really neat, unique design that allows you to adjust the circumference of the opening to fit with your needs.

I wasn’t sure where to start when it came to bearded dragons. I found out the tank size I got is good for those with a smaller, younger lizard, so it’ll work for us. It was easy to assemble and it actually came rather quick — it came in pristine shape, which is great because everything to Alaska always breaks. It is a sturdy tank. It is easy to clean — much like any other glass. The only weird part was the sliding glass door front? I’ve never seen anything like it, but it makes it easy because the lizard’s lights sit on top of the tank, so that’s a bonus. You can use this as a beginner (so I’m told), so I’m okay with this tank.

The tank is easy to assemble, and it looks nice once done. I am not the biggest fan of the mesh, but it seems strong enough to hold most small pets. My biggest issue with the mesh and the glass is that this doesn’t stay very warm. That means that reptiles that are heat and/or humidity sensitive may not do well in this tank. I feel that the price of $139.99 is a bit on the high side for a 30 gallon reptile tank with this much mesh, but it is a nice tank. Overall, I think it looks good, is strong enough for most reptiles, but is a bit on the expensive side for the size and setup.