crapelles 15.7x15.7x23.6 inches Reptile Tank, Amphibian Habitat, Pet Box, Bird Cage, Easy Assembly White Ventilation Cage for Hamster, Chinchillas, Hedgehog, Snake,Lizard, Parrot

Really love the flexibility of both screen and glass. The glass helps with keeping moisture in while the screen allows for air flow. Perfect for our climate and since we mist frequently in the summer months, it's a great solution to our usual all screen cage that we use during warm weather, giving a longer time between misting! Our crested gecko loves it. It came with the green eco cloth, which covers the screen bottom and a cute little plant.

Would like replacement glass if possible

Nifty cage. You put it together yourself but not too bad. We did have one cracked glass panel from shipping but we were sent a replacement. Looks like you can also combine multiple cages in different combos.

So easy to put together and what a great travel place for our beardie....only negative is that the the lock is not very durable. That price could use an upgrade , and maybe a handle to pull the top metal cage off. We will just add a zip tie , but totally worth the purchase. Hopefully they take into consideration the sticking and durability of the lock door.

P.o.s not worth the money

This is super misleading none of the animals mentioned could survive in this tank. It is ok for a single arboreal tarantula or a single anole lizard, maybe a house gecko but not really because it can’t hold humidity because it’s a cross ventilation nothing else could survive in here let alone thrive. A chinchilla is larger than this enclosure so are half the animals mentioned like literally longer and wider impossible to even try to fit inside you’d kill them.

Overall its a great cage. but. the door has a couple issues, there's a large gap on all sides of the glass door and its difficult to get it to lock again. also assembly is pretty easy except you need to use A LOT of force to get the pieces fully together.

Purchased with the idea of the easy cleaning with the tray at the bottom. There is a bottom (felt) piece that can sit on the bottom but then that defeats the idea of the easy cleanup. The lizard eats crickets and after moving the lizard into the new space, adding the crickets, we found that they easily escaped through the holes at the door, from the drain hole in the tray underneath.If feeding your pet crickets, this is not the cage!