REPTIZOO 15 Gallon Full Glass Reptile Terrarium 12" x 12" x 24" Knock-Down Glass Tank and Siphon Gravel Cleaner Set, Small Habitat for Reptile Chameleon, Tree Frogs, Arboreal Geckos,Lizard

Croc seems to appreciate his upgrade. He’s got much more space. I decided not to put the locks on the front. I love that I can just slide the glass and get right to him on either side. No more messing with taking lights off the top to open his condo. This thing is convenient and roomy! It was overall easy to put together, the directions are for one though, so I had to go back to Amazon and the site to check some things. But we did it. I’m happy with the purchase, better than anything I found in a local store and would definitely buy again.

Overall it's a great Terrarium. The directions are not clear for splicing the two tanks together, but just take your time and use common sense and you'll have no troubles figuring it out. Since they do not provide additional supports and you are removing the corner supports during the splicing with the T-connectors, I recommend moving the Middle Supports closer to the T-connectors. You should have 17 inches between each support to give the splice area more support in the event something heavy gets placed between the two tanks. I also recommend using felt strips to put between each sliding door and discard the metal locks. With a 6 inch felt strip, adhesive back removed and folded in half, then placed between the glass doors, it makes for less rattling noise of the glass and tight enough our Blue Tongue Skink cannot open it. This is a link to the felt trip I am using. (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091CWNMRL?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1)

I setup a paludarium, and it was amazing for a couple years. Now it started leaking badly. It's on a TV stand so it has destroyed both my PS5 Pro and Nintendo Switch OLED. I'm keeping my Chinese water dragon in a temporary enclosure that's not suited for it. I'm not sure what to do right now. I can't afford a new tank, and if I were able to purchase this one again I'm worried it would do the same thing.

The tank is fairly easy to put together. It’s sturdy, and I like that it has feet so a heat mat could go underneath if I wanted without burning the table below. I have an anole and there is plenty of room for him. It has holes for cords on the side that makes it very easy to fit a thermometer gauge and humidifier tube through. The only thing I don’t really like is the locking mechanism, I don’t think it should need a key because I knock it off the table/out of the lock if I leave it in but maybe that’s user error. I had another tank that just had a knob to turn to lock it.

This review is for the 36x18x48 terrarium. Bottom line, had a few issues and ultimately had to return it. I wouldnt gamble again on this one. First, everything in the box was covered in fiberglass fibers. I was itching like crazy. Had to hose it all down, but remained concerned that I missed some. Next, the 8 rods that hold it together should be 4 internally threaded and 4 externally threaded. I recieved 5 and 3 of them respectively. I could not finish assembling the terrarium. I contacted Repti Zoo support. No phone number is available just an email. I emailed and asked for them to send the appropriate rod. I went two days without any reply. Still no reply, but I have submitted for a return. Final comment, if you decide to buy this do not expect it to hold any significant standing water. I dunno how anyone sets this up and thinks that it even could. There are plenty gaps. Definitely more of a display case than a terrarium.

I keep dart frogs, and needed a new enclosure for my Ranitomeya thumbnails. I'm extremely happy with my purchase. It's well designed and easy to put together, comes in a neat little package. I'd an awful experience where a vivarium I ordered from another vendor on Amazon arrived cracked and unusable. I'm knocking 2 stars off my review because I've noticed leaks from the left side, both front and back, after i have misted the enclosure. I'm still trying to identify where the leaks are coming from, but both legs were sitting in puddles, and could see beading coming off the seams of the seal. I've setup and scaped the enclosure so getting a replacement is not practical at this point. I reckon I'll just buy a tube of silicone and go over the seams myself. Overall, I think it's a great product made with quality materials, aesthetically pleasing and suits my needs. Will definitely consider buying again when my amphibian collection expands in the future. Thank you.

Assembly was easy but isnt that big

Fairly easy to put together. You should pay attention to right and left that are marked on the glass. I made the mistake of not looking at first. The size is perfect. I put water in the bottom to verify it was watertight even though I do not have water in the bottom. It held without issue. Solid build and nice design - particularly with the screen at the top. So far, my crested gecko seems to like it.