Reptile Screen Cage 66 Gallon 39" x 20" x 20" Reptile Terrarium Habitat for Chameleon, Wide Breeding Area with Open Doors Lock

This is cheap and will not last very long. You have to put it together and it's flimsy as all get out. Don't buy unless you want to waste your money.

I ordered this enclosure for a bearded dragon and I wasn't aware it was a screened enclosure so the company instantly reached out and explained what type of enclosure it was and they were happy to cancel my order so that I wouldnt be charged! They were quick to reach out as soon as my order hit the system and I am thankful they were kind enough to message me and explain exactly what type of enclosure this was and I'm thankful they were willing to cancel my order without any hassle! Highly recommend if needing a screened enclosure

It’s a great size but being that the whole thing is screen there aren’t many animals you could put in here. It won’t hold humidity for tropical and won’t hold heat for desert dwellers. The floor of the cage was also way too big to slide into the slot. Pretty much a waste.

Setup was not too confusing. Package did not come with instructions, but on this page, going through the main description images, Swipe to the very right to see a demonstration on how to assemble the terrarium.Mesh design is nice and allows good air flow for my beardies. Trade-off is it won't hold heat. Workaround is setting up bedding or a platform high enough where your digital thermometer can read between 75 to 95, and placing fabric that can hold heat while they bask. The top mesh frame can only hold so much weight, so adjust the lamps accordingly, otherwise try to suspend them just above the mesh, and check the Temps and UVB strength to where the beardies will bask more often.The two front-door design is useful and convenient to access the food and cleaning the mess. The frame structure is not the most rigid, thus the frame will bend and allow the doors to not fully sit within the frame. Because the right door locks onto the left door, the two rotating latches on the right door keeps the left door from sticking outward.For $200 it is a farily cheaper terrarium compared to other options, and easy to lift and transport compared to glass terrariums. I would consider this, as long as you have beardies that are weird as mine!

Returned because it was flimsy & reptiles will escape. Requested a return & They charged me 80$ to ship back...

Bought this on a chance so I can have a cage that I can carry down the stairs of my apartment. It’s kinda flimsy, it’s made out of like a window screen type mesh. It’s frustrating to put together because there are no instructions but eventually I figured it out. It held my lights just fine but I can confirm that it will not survive a 15 pound cat jumping on top 🙃 (this isn’t really the cages fault, it’s my roommates cats fault). Based on the price of other cages of the same size and material this one is cheaper because it’s cheaply made, which is what I expected. If the cat hadn’t broken it I believe it would have been just fine. Again, not the best but it’s acceptable.Keep in mind that if you’re upgrading from a 40 gallon, this will be taller and therefore you may need new lights. I got this for my bearded dragon.

The media could not be loaded. The first piece you set up doesn’t even fit. If you’re going to sell something for almost $200 at least make sure the pieces fit.Seriously wtaf people. Amazon you should remove this as it’s literally just a rip off at this point.

Assembly was not the easiest. Instructions that were included were not helpful and had to rely on the video. Also cheaply made. I had to cut several pieces of the mesh off because they had snagged. Also does not say closed without being latched. Remember to latch it always!!