NANEEZOO Magnetic Acrylic Reptile Cage, 6x6x9 Tall Enclosure Transparent Reptile Breeding Box Terrarium Tank for Tarantula Scorpion Sling Isopods Invertebrates Insect Mantis

Product came exactly as described with quick shipping. No assembly required and enclosure is sturdy with adequate cross ventilation. Would absolutely recommend for small arboreal tarantulas/large arboreal spiderlings!

Brought for my son to put her tarantula spider in.

Great value. Love the metal closing.

I have four of this brand, completely by chance, and will definitely get more. It is true that the acrylic is not as thick as other brands, but all those brands are twice as expensive. The thickness and quality of this far exceeds that of the zilla (self assembly with frigging rubber bands required) of similar size and higher price. It also holds humidity well, but not too much. Im a fan!

Very nice enclosure!!!

Nice enclosure for smaller mantid species. The cross ventilation is ideal!

Its very nice. Highly recommend this enclosure. No assembly needed. Packaged very well.

The magnets in the lid are loose, very bad for what I’m using them for, had to add some hot glue to them to get them to stay in their proper holes. Housing Tarantulas..

Lid didnt stay on tight. I could breath in the wrong direction and it would come off. Not safe for any critter (unless you want them to roam your house)

Getting into tarantulas, all the videos and books say cheap acrylic works great as a spiderling enclosure, and is like $5. Well, I can say that that is false, at least currently! Ive scoured everywhere online and, unless youre talking a teensy itty bitty cube (and even then sometimes!), acrylic has gone up in price. Somewhere I read it was due to covid increasing demand for face shields everywhere -- but who knows with all the supply chain issues lately. In any case, undrilled acrylic boxes not custom-designed for tarantulas were not really any cheaper online than ones built to suit, plus they required me to play with a drill. I did a review comparison on prebuilt enclosures, and most were described as flimsy or DIY building out of panels and rubber bands(?) which caused frustration. This seemed the best as far as reviews go, so I chanced it and am glad I did. It is a good size, has a decently strong magnetic sliding lid on top, and is completely clear. It does have a logo in the bottom front, which is annoying, but whatever lol. Arboreal spiderlings wont be in the bottom inch of the enclosure either way. It arrived undamaged and pre-assembled, no silicone necessary. Holes are tiny and should allow plenty of air flow through the top and two sides without risking a spiderling escape. It isnt bug enough for an adult of most kinds, but it is big enough Ill have to watch out to keep an eye on my baby spider haha. I will probably go ahead and buy another for my other spiderling because I like this one so much more than my old one.