Reptile Growth Mini reptile tank（PC）,8" x 8"x 7" vivarium with Top Sliding Door Screen Ventilation for Small Fish,Insect,Snail,Gecko，Tarantula,Bearded Dragon,Jumping Spider,Stick Insect

I'm very, very pleased with this little vivarium. It's very sturdily-built and the clear sides make for excellent viewing. The vivarium comes in 2 parts: the main container and a lid, which are very easily assembled and secured in place by 6 ingenious little plastic screws which are tightened using a special 'key' (supplied). The manufacturer has very thoughtfully included several spare screws in case any get lost. The lid of the vivarium has plenty of ventilation holes on all sides which are small enough not to allow any but the very smallest of critters to escape! Built into the top of the lid is a large fine metal grille which provides further ventilation; this can be opened by releasing the catch, in order to put in or take out creatures or accessories. On one side of the lid is a spring-loaded feeding-hatch which opens inwards (so that it can't be pushed open from the inside) and secured shut by a small internal magnet. All in all, this ia a superb-quality small vivarium and I don't believe you could buy better (e.g. one with a thermometer / light etc; these are not included and would have to be bought separately if you require them) without spending a whole lot more. 5 stars.

I've been keeping invertebrates for years and currently own more than a hundred of them. It was always difficult for me to find an enclosure that would: not ruin me financially; be fit for purpose; and be presentable. Glass enclosures are great, but in most cases they're quite expensive and can get really heavy. Acrylic enclosures look nice, but from my experience they warp creating gaps that allow water to leak (and possibly an animal to escape). A variety of boxes/tubs/whatever migh be both cheap and sturdy, but they stopped feeling "right" for me - I wanted something more presentable than a stack of "Really Useful Boxes", especially since I started my YouTube channel. And here's this vivarium. I could not be happier with the product I received. It's really affordable; it's easy to assemble; the clear polycarbonate allows for great viewing; it's sturdy and doesn't leak; has a feeding hatch if you're in a hurry (or if you keep something extra spicy in there); the top opening allows for easy maintenance (though disassembling the lid is not a problem either); and comes with some extra parts (the plastic screws used to secure the lid). Overall, I would 100% recommed this to anyone looking for a vivarium for their animal. Over time, I plan to upgrade all of my appopriately sized inverts into these.

As a collector & keeper of 30+ tarantulas of all shapes & sizes, and a YouTube channel/social media etc. I am frequently purchasing enclosures throughout the year. All of them are on display so it is important that an enclosure should meet certain requirements especially since I also keep venomous species. This is where this enclosure excels itself. Firstly it's strong & very well constructed, easy to assemble & already I know this has no chance of warping Like so many others. It has a hatch in the top which is large enough to put your hand inside for animal husbandry etc & more importantly is extremely secure when closed so no need to worry that anyone is escaping. To the right side you'll find a spring loaded feeding hatch so you don't have to remember to close it afterwards which again is very strong. Another factor which is very very important is the ventilation holes - they run 360 degrees around the enclosure (perfect for cross ventilation) actually look stylish (unlike the mesh type) and you won't have to worry about your animal trapping it's legs in them again like others. If you have an animal that requires a heat mat or such there is a small entry hole designed for the electrical cable. I blocked this with a small clear rubber cap I had just so no wondering legs poked through (I'll suggest one to be included moving forward) but you'll probably have something to suffice at home already. That last point is an easy fix so I'm very glad to have discovered this company and their enclosures because I'll certainly be looking at the full range now for future purchases. Well done guys you made a great little enclosure there.

Had never seen these ones and i'm always buying cheap vivs to quickly house animals I recieved unexpectedly. But this viv is actually excellent. A few notes, the air holes around the top are huge, easily big enough for fruit flies or young jumpers or slings to climb through. Views of the top are also obscured by the air holes, so if you have an animal that likes to sit at the top, like jumpo spoods, this isn't the best enclosure. For everything else though, excellent. This just became my new go-to cheap viv for animals larger than 2mm lol. Nice design and I like the auto-closing feeder hatch, too. Very useful for bitey escape artist feedings! Replace the air holes in the wall with mesh and i'll give you the 5th star!

However I did have to put tissue across the top latch as the gaps are wide enough for t’s to escape, but it’s not a problem. Lid is secure other than the previous problem, size is spot on, can be used for a variety of animals very versatile! Sturdy and well made, easy assembly, and ultra easy to clean! Top marks … just remember to put the black rubber stopper in when cleaning as this is another potential escape route!

I purchased this for my 'Aqua Dragons' (brine shrimps). It is a good size for what I wanted, easy to assemble and an excellent price. Very pleased.

I loveee that it has cross ventilation. Very easy to assemble and it came exactly when it was supposed to come. It also has the correct sizes. I recommend it and love it a lot

As a keeper of many, many insect friends I'm constantly in need of new enclosures. I saw this one and thought I'd give it a try, having previously purchased a few of the flat packed type you fit together with the little rubber bands. I find though that the acrylic warps very easily, distorting the lid and creating gaps that allows for escapes. This enclosure in the other hand is a solid unit, the only assembly needed is a couple of little screws to hold on the lid, for which a little tool is provided. It has a mesh hatch on top that has a secure clip, a spring loaded push in feeding hatch in the side (which is very strong) and ample ventilation holes all around the top of each side. They also have been designed to stack securely (tried and tested and I'm very impressed at how sturdy they are) it also has a hole on the edge of the mesh lid for wires or temperature probe access. You can cover this with mesh or bung with a piece of rubber though if needed. The tank itself is very clear and provides great viewing and the hatch is more than large enough for access for maintainance. To sum up, this is a spot on enclosure ideal for everything from scorpions & dwarf tarantulas to small beetles etc. My only suggestion would be to provide an optional fitted cap or bung for the wire hole if its not being used to prevent possible escapes of smaller species that are able to climb smooth surfaces. Highly recommended.