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This terrarium helps provide a safe and comfortable home suitable for any reptile. The coloured background provides an additional climbing surface, while the secure lock helps keep your pet safe and secure. Make your scaled friend feel at home with this Exo Terra Glass Terrarium with Background. The front opening doors provide easy access to your pal's habitat, and the terrarium's background gives your bud a fun place to climb. The terrarium comes with a secure lock to help keep your pet safe inside his or her home.
For all reptiles
Helps provide safe and comfortable housing for your reptilian friend
Front doors open to allow easy access for maintenance and feeding
Natural background provides an extra climbing dimension
Lock helps keep your pet safe and secure
Removable full-screen top allows for UVB and infrared penetration and ventilation
5 closable wire or tube inlets on both sides of the terrarium provide simple installation of heat wave rocks, waterfalls, sensors and more (not included)
Raised bottom plate accommodates a substrate heater to heat extended ground surface
Extra-high fixed front window is ideal for thick layers of substrates for burrowing reptiles, aquatic parts for paludarium or to mount a reptile den
Available in an 18"L x 18"W x 24"H (45 cm x 45 cm x 60 cm) size

I've had my tank now for nearly a year and haven't had a single problem with it. There have been no leaks, the seals hold strong and it's the perfect size for my two white's tree frogs. I have mine set up with natural plants which means a layer of soil and rocks at the bottom for drainage and while heavy to lift now, it's never shown the slightest problem holding the added weight of the two inch layer of stones.

Side note, if you choose to simply throw the crickets in the tank and let your animal feed at will like I do, I would suggest making an adjustment. On the back of the removable styrofoam there are two divots that run up the length of the back, likely for ventilation of some kind. Unfortunately, given time, the crickets will gnaw through the corner of the styrofoam and crawl back there. They did with mine, so what I plan to do when I overhaul the tank is to spread a layer of black caulking on the back pane of glass then use spray foam to fasten the Buddha to the back and fill those two gaps so nothing can get back there. The caulking is just to hide it.