Exo Terra Nano Tall Glass Natural Terrarium Kit for Reptiles and Amphibians - 8 x 8 x 12 inches (PT2601A1) Review

My crested baby gecko used to like it very much, but now it's too big! The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because there are two pillars (holes) in the back of the cage that go up and down for crickets to hide in. Otherwise no problem. Definitely recommend!

First off I want to say this is a great home for my frogs. The only thing I can say to improve it is to send some instructions on how to set it up and how many layers of elements to install. I'm new to the game so maybe this is a silly question but I have a lot of stuff to collect but I don't know which is which. Some instructions will surely be helpful.

Such a cool cage. It's a little smaller than I thought it would be, but works great with the grasshoppers we caught. Poor guy lost his leg and fell out of a tree so we put him up here. He seems to really enjoy (as much as a bug can) crawling around and eating his leaves. We'll keep him here as long as he lives, and then maybe use him for other bugs. It's too small for frogs or lizards.

I use it for my praying mantis. I removed the back decorative foam piece which was easy, I didn't want fruit flies hiding in the deep grooves behind it. It's really easy to use, especially for insect keepers. This is the perfect size for my praying mantis, but I think it would be too small for any reptile. A tree tarantula would probably love this, but the only downside would be the large opening in the front. I use the top for feeding

I still love this little aquarium. This is more than enough for my little gray tree frogs. I can wipe and clean glass walls with ease, although I dread the day I have to clean the styrofoam back wall. I had to plug the holes in the back to prevent the frogs or their food getting in. There are also small gaps at each corner of the front door for fruit flies to escape through, but I don't blame them. Not many creatures need such a small meal. All in all this aquarium worked very well and I'm glad

This is a great little terrarium perfect for my baby snake but WARNING if you have a very skinny little animal there is a small sliding door at the very top/back with a narrow slide between the brown foam backed wall and glass . I think it might be dropping food in the aquarium. My little snake friend was able to climb up the slide and escape through the slide hole! (Don't worry I found it) I secured it by putting a 1" piece of wooden skewer in the way to prevent it from opening. I was glad I…

Placed an order for a nano/elevated terrarium for a pink toed tarantula due to size concerns; it arrived today and I am more than satisfied with everything! The top consists of a stainless steel grille which is perfect for ventilation but also has a locking system to prevent escape artists from worrying about a loose lid. The swinging door is a brilliant idea! It's essentially a one-piece pane of glass, but it works well when feeding or cleaning. It also has a locking mechanism. The whole…

I was looking for the perfect home for my giant tropical praying mantis, Cordelia. She recently moulted and finally got her wings, and I knew it was time to upgrade her. I wanted something easy to care for and long enough for her to shed properly. This terrarium is just right! I'm so happy. It's not too big and not too small. It fit perfectly where her old house was, I thought it would have to be rearranged but no, it fit perfectly on my bookshelf. One thing I didn't like when I bought it is…

FYI I'm serious about exotic animals and this is the best enclosure I've come across. I plan to invest in other sizes for my other pets when I can afford it.- The inhabitants of this nano are C. morosus (stick beetle) sticks. Loaded en masse as nymphs, they are now half-grown but quite large. It's hard to count them all under the foliage, but about ten sticks live here comfortably. Front access, top access and mesh are invaluable. Little did I know my sticks would spend 80% of their time on the