Tortoise Enclosure & Habitat Wooden Turtle Table with Lamp Stand | Tortoise House with Detachable Legs, Turtle Cage Reptile Terrarium with Lamp Holder easy clean, fits turtles

This is an AMAZING tortoise enclosure!!! I love the upgrades they made working with Garden State Tortoise! It is made of cedar (which you will smell at first) and goes together SO EASILY!!! Praise the hardware Gods for that one!! Very sturdy and light, so it is easy to move from room to room if need be. The price is AWESOME for what you get, so....what are you waiting for?!?

My little turtle is super happy in this! It is well built and looks nice in the room I placed it instead of just some random cage. Size is appropriate for the turtle with theb2 different opening areas. It is wood with metal mesh so it works. Latches are cheapie ones and easy ky bend but it’s not a big issue as long as you’re careful.

I just put this together today. It all seems pretty sturdy. I think the latches could get a small upgrade as they are kind of flimsy. It does smell strong of paint when you 1st open it but by the time i got it together that had dissipated. Also the film on the windows, use a razor (box) cutter and go around it as close as you can without cutting the wood. It will peel right off. Be gentle though so you don't scratch it up anywhere. (Seen quite a few peoples complaint was that film but i had no problems getting it off). I really like it and hope my tortoise will too! If things go South i will be back to update. If it all stays good, I will leave this review at a 5 star.

Great home for our little tortoise. I love the way it is set up. The wood is cheap and flimsy but once it is fully set up it’s not bad. The extra support on the legs definitely helps keep it sturdy.

I purchased this for my Greek tortoise and it's worked out wonderfully. It was easy to assemble, the sturdy plastic tray allows for easy cleaning . Easy to move outdoors depending on weather, but indoors it fits nicely in small corner in my front room. The wood holds up well and offers a nice depth for digging for my tortoise.

Okay, full disclosure, I did not buy this for a tortoise, lizard, or anything that slithers. I bought this to raise chickens. And turkeys. And a peacock. And let me tell you: this habitat slays as a brooder. I’ve tried all the “poultry-specific” brooders, pens, you name it, and not only do they cost $200+ for something that looks like it was made from repurposed disappointment, but most of them require me (a grown adult woman, 4’10” on a good day) to lean so far over the sides I risk swan diving straight into a pile of fresh chicken poop. Ask me how I know. 😅 This setup? A pure dream. I was able to put this entire pen together in less than 30 min. Which made me love it even more. The build quality is great, and a month in and over 50 chicks through the brooder already! The pen is very sturdy and both sides of the top lifts open, the lamp side is the perfect height, it’s easy to clean, warm enough to keep the babies cozy without roasting them, and the enclosed area gives them room to cool off if they get too toasty. Basically, it’s the bougie chicken nursery I never knew I needed. I’ve already got another one in my cart. If you’re a fellow backyard farm weirdo looking for a smart, affordable brooder option that doesn’t require a tetanus shot, rocket science, or yoga-level flexibility, this is it. Turtles, take a seat. This one’s for the birds. 🐣

The legs are a little flimsy, but I decided to take them off anyway. The wood on one of the legs was split. This took me about an hour to assemble, it was pretty straightforward; I would recommend using a screw gun. It looks just like the photos, and is perfect for my small tortoise. It's pretty light after being put together.

Awful smelling vocs from flat paint. Nothing takes the smell away. Paint missing in spots, chipped wood, wrongfully planed & unsafe for any loved pet. If they offered a nonpainted one it would be a lot better & safer.