Exo Terra Glass Terrarium Kit, for Reptiles and Amphibians, Nano, 8 x 8 x 8 inches, PT2599A1

Great enclosure for my tarantula. Nice room for him love the doors. This doesnt come with a light the picture is misleading. I enjoy this very much easy access to my critter. My brother has his scorpion in one and has plenty of room for him. I wouldnt recommend for anything bigger or amphibians or reptiles. But great for tarantulas.

Pretty awesome for the price, works great for my smaller tarantulas. Only thing Id say is the lid that came on mine is a little weird, its not exactly flat so when you lock it down two of the corners kinda stick up but it works fine and nothing would be able to escape

Bought for a praying mantis but my crickets kept getting out

Ill start by saying these terrariums are fantastic. The lid has holes for sensors that have a column that slides them shut to seal the holes when not in use. The foam background has gaps to hide temperature cables and the like. The airflow in the front door has a removable plastic cover to clean it when needed. The lid is of high quality and a very fine mesh. The problem, however is that darned front door. From the three I ordered it varies from being incredibly loosely shut when closed to the point that an animal could force a gap to let themselves out with little force to being so tight a cricket wouldnt have a chance of escaping. The gaps around the door, however are always rather large and would allow some invertebrates out if youre not careful. Its confusing that the manufacturer took some much time to make sure the top screen and background were airtight yet completely ignored the huge honking front door. Its absolutely perplexing.

The perfect size for most tarantulas, scorpions, and insects. I have my pink toe tarantula in mine, and he just wanders around until he finds his spot then stays put. If you have an animal that doesnt leave its nest much, these are perfect. This is too small for most reptiles except the smallest of geckos, and may work ok for a frog, but otherwise stick to the classic 10 or 20 gallon, or the larger exo terra.

this tank is perfect for my 3 garden snails! I absolutely love it. shipping was a mess to get it here but I believe that is due to covid-19. overall im happy with my purchase and was able to get this tank on sale. :)

The terrarium seems sturdy and accommodates by granddaughters gecko as a weekend habitat when they are staying with me. it wouldnt be large enough for full-time use but works just fine for a short stay.

This thing is cute and perfect for a juvenile spider or even a Pacman frog. Unfortunately, the door shakes back and forth even when locked. While opening the box-within-a-box, an accomodation that Amazon has wisely provided to limit damage in shipping, I could hear what sounded like glass shaking. Evidently, theres some play in the (plastic) locking mechanism since even when locked the door shakes back and forth. Clearly Hagen and Exo Terra have limited quality control because they seem to have ignored it. The additional movement of the door increases the characteristic seam or gap where the door meets the left glass wall. This is typical of Hagen since they know they have the Market cornered here. Even the ubiquitous Zoo Med only offers the NT1 which is larger than this ET Nano/Wide. One is given the impression a spiderling could escape through it since there is this additional 1/4 inch sway in the hinge allowing the door to open even more. Im still considering wheather a deal breaker or not. This is the first time I have encountered this problem and I dont think I can fix it on my own. Its a shame really since its a nice little enclosure.

It came perfect, no scratches or cracks. I got this for what I thought was a frog in my shower. I got bedding, food, and this cage before I realized that it was just a rock. Great home for my pet rock, he looks great in it surrounded by his coconut substrate. Sometimes people think hes a real frog and its probably because hes in this cage. 5/5 stars because people still think hes a frog and not a rock

Great