Lees Kritter Keeper, X-Large Rectangle w/Lid(Assorted colors)

I had a sick betta in my 20 gallon. I grabbed this from a store along with a small filter and heater to make a quick quarantine tank and treat him. Worked perfectly and hes back in his habitat. I planned to remove it after but I still have this tank going, filled with plants. Will probably put some shrimp in it. For keeping fish long term Id recommend getting a larger setup, but this is perfect for a space-saving temporary housing.

We have several these are very well made and a great value

When I received this critter keeper it had to long cracks. One down the side and the other down the corner and across the bottom. It still will work for what I need it for but if it was packaged better it probably would have prevented it from getting damaged.

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I used this as a temporary tank for a crested gecko. It works fine and is sturdy. However, the blue lid doesn’t quite match up with the bottom perfectly, so it is really difficult to open the lid once you snap it closed. I think maybe the tank part is a little warped so it isn’t completely square. There are also rough edges on the lip of the tank from the plastic being cut, and I think that adds to the friction of keeping the lid from coming off easily. The clear access door on the top works well, but it is just wide enough for me (female with small arms) to get my arm to the bottom of the tank. I recommend this if you can’t afford a glass terrarium or if you have a low maintenance critter that you don’t try to get out to hold, but it’s a big hassle if you’re trying to access things inside frequently.

I have 2 arboreal tarantulas that like to climb branches, and these are a very nice size for their enclosure. Love them!

Of all the Kritter Keepers I have have had over the years, this is the one I am most unhappy with. I have three other X-Large sized cages at home, but they are more spacious than this one (hard to tell if supplied measurements were from base or top of cage), and that is what I had expected. Ive never seen a cage this size before. That aside, the main issue I have with this is that the lid does not come on and off easily. It is really tight on the main plastic cage and you really have to work at it to get it off. Usually lids I have had for all Kritter Keepers in the past come on and off easily once you pull out the little indented areas, but this one is way too tight and it really requires a lot of force to get it off.

Mine came in with the top of the bottom part where the lid snaps on all busted up this is the second one that came in this way, I am really disappointed and truly aggravated at this.

The small cages are easy to clean, easy to carry around, and are great for holding frogs for 1-2 days. The lid is snug, so it keeps the frogs from being able to jump out.

I got for my 2 betta fish, they have loads of space and are happy.