Review on 🏞️ Enhanced Zilla Micro Habitat Terrariums with Secure Locking Latch by Josh Valentino

I've had them for a month now and they're great. They stick together well, which worried me as I wanted to fold them, but honestly I had no problems. It is home to the curly-haired tarantula and the Asiatic wood scorpion, and they seem to be the perfect size. My only complaint is that they seem very flimsy when moved, not as far as I'm concerned, but I have a feeling they might fail one day, but if you don't fold them you probably don't need to move them often, like that should they last longer. I would also like to try going an inch or so lower. My tarantula doesn't dig, but my scorpion does. If you fog the cage, water can seep between the tray and the wall and slide under, which only matters to me because I have a grating. The lid also falls off at the turning point, which turns out to be my T-spot, and that scares her. If you can handle these things, you should be good. The downsides aren't that bad, and most of them can be circumvented. For $30 you don't have to be on hand but you can enjoy building this cage, it's not a bad cage with some flaws but for an earth cage from a pet store it's probably the best and safest for your T on the market . Next time I think I'll go alone, but it's not a bad cage if you don't choose to go that route. And I'll honestly say I'd rather wish it on a beginner than anything else, it's the only one made for tarantulas and other bugs this size. Even if it's your tarantula or other pet that looks small in this cage, your pet will run away. Especially slings, which can stay in deli cups and be happy much longer than you think.