Magnetic Acrylic Reptile Cage,Transparent Enclosure Reptile Breeding Box,Breeding Box Terrarium Tank Suitabl for Tarantulas,Lizards,Chameleons,Hermit Crabs,Snakes,Insect,Turtle（12x8x6 Inch

I've ordered several of these for invertabrate keeping and only two of the six had any issues. one of them came with a cracked panel and the other formed one while occupied. it's a nice option I guess

The media could not be loaded.  All though one or the corners of the lid is broken it still works and my crabs love the more room perfect size for 2 salt water hermit crabs compared to other cages value of my money would appreciate more detail on instructions but my crabs love it and perfect amount to add cute decorations while having room to roam

I received 2 tops. Packaging was normal cheap mass manufacturing. I have purchased these before, not the best containers but great for the price. In correct this time. two tops. No bottom. Purchased as a stock so I am stuck with it.

Overall a good product for the price, you get what you oh pay for(it's a cheap product at a cheap price), but with some very dangerous escape flaws depending on the critter you plan to keep in there. You can read more elaboration below and decide for yourself if these should be a concern for you or your little friend. Flaws were exploited by a common desert centipede and a tiger salamander. Product also does not have a waterproof bottom like the Zilla Micro Habitats so depending on moisture needs it also might not work for you.First the air holes are very large, a critter like a centipede will easily slip out. I tested this with one of my centipedes and he immediately found the exploit and started to slither through. Having a venomous centipede lost in your house is a good way to piss off your loved ones.Second, I let one of my Salamanders check it out and "Rocco" immediately was able to pop open the lid and showed off his escape skills. The lid is secured by a single magnet that has very little strength so any critter that can reach and apply upwards force would open the lid. I image it could be fine for a tarantula but I wouldn't risk it with any of my furry spoods. So I'd say any snake or reptile owner should avoid this unless it is a very small speciment and even then it's just not a great design. You have to take in account substrate level too, the higher the substrate the more these holes or low security lid is in reach. So make a smart judgement call.However this enclosure will be put to good use housing a culture of my isopods. I'm keeping the substrate and leaf litter low enough that they can't reach the holes. It's very clear and offers a lot of floor space. I normally keep my isopods in storage containers and cheap sterlite containers. I'll see over time if humidity becomes challenging given the amble amount of ventilation.

Putting it together was very easy and the cage fits my tarantulas perfectly. Make sure to peel off the film from both sides of the plastic.

not a bad cage. it will be perfect for my beetles. does what it’s supposed to do. dirt will most likely slip out of the very very small gaps in the bottom but it shouldn’t be too much, if any at all. very difficult to put together, the rubber bands that hold the cage together are thick and hard to attach. i have a bruise on my finger from setting this up. magnet that keeps the lid on isn’t super strong, so keep something on the top of the cage if you have pets that are escape artists.

I got this for hermit crabs. Works great. When I first got it I started putting it together and I didn’t know how it was going to hold sand and dirt. But it did! My crabs also love climbing on the holes on the side. ( even though that’s not what they are for )

This thing is WAYYYYYYYYYYY to small!! DONT BUY FOR A GECKO OR ALOE! This thing has barely enough room for my pc's mouse which says A LOT- I would maybe get this for a small spider but nothing bigger! This is great for crickets and maybe some roaches but NOTHING ELSE!!