New Age Pet ECOFLEX 48-Inch Mojave Reptile Lounge in Grey- Durable Wood Plastic Composite Habitat with Vented Side Panels, Removable Sliding Glass Doors & Lock, Easy Assembly

This was very easy to assemble and not terribly heavy to move where I needed it. I run a bioactive enclosure so I needed to silicone the edges where ever there was going to be substrate to prevent leaking. So I sealed about 4 in up just to be safe. It seems to keep humidity ok not fantastic but if you have a misting system or most regularly you shouldn't have to much problem. The one big flaw of the whole build is there is no cord ports anywhere. You'll need to drill one and get a port on your own. The top mesh seems kind of sturdy. It survived my 18lbs cat hopping on it while I put it together but I wouldn't place anything too heavy on top. I got this for my ball python as she has outgrown her juvenile tank. I just have a basic set up inside it for now and will add later. This is also a very pretty tank and blends in to other furniture and I like that the company has extenders to expand if I want. Overall this is a very nice tank for the cost.

Just had my girlfriend get a second one the other day and decided to come back and review.This is both the cheapest and best on the market that i can find. Its easy to build and holds up extremely well. Its true to size and it looks great. Its not waterproof but a bit of silicone can fix that. It holds up great even after my beardie has tried to scratch at it, and dig through her substrate to the bottom.

Great cage! It has a very nice design. The glass is very sturdy. It was really easy to put together!

Pros:1. EASY to put together. That was one of the main reasons I bought it. I put it together alone in about 20 minutes. I watched a YouTube video instead of reading the instructions. Much easier that way!2. BIG! Super spacious, especially for my baby bearded dragon.3. Seems to be very sturdy.4. I love the color.5. Real glass doors.6. Lock for enclosure works well.Cons:1. There are NO cut outs for wires. Everything has to go on top of the cage unless you rig it somehow.2. The bottom of the front is not glass and is so deep I cannot see my dragon unless he’s up on something.3. Again, since the front bottom piece is solid, my baby can’t see out. He kept climbing up trying to see out. I had to put a hide by the glass so he could climb up to see the world.4. A lot of accessories you get need to suction to the enclosure. You cannot do that with this one. I’m using double sided tape to hold the suction cups to the enclosure.5. Make sure when adding the handles on the glass doors, to put them over far enough. One of mine is too close to the edge of the glass making it really hard to grip and open.6. There are gaps in the corners after it was put together that I had to seal with silicone for when I switch over to loose substrate.Overall I’m happy with it! I did tons of research before I bought anything and this was the best one for the price.

Not gonna lie, my expectations were low. But this thing doesnt disappoint. Well put together package, easy to assemble and heavier duty than expected. Actually a decent display enclosure. Make a 6x3x6 with some customizable accessory attachment options like perches for monitors etc! Ill buy it!

For a 4ft by 2ft tank you won’t be able to find one of this quality and price! It’s a very thick enclosure so the inside is shorter than you would want mine was 20 inches tall. The material is plastic mixed with wood so it doesn’t feel like plastic as much but does feel a tiny bit like a more durable plastic if that makes sense. It will leak! So you have to seal it with aquarium silicone or GE silicone 1. It was extremely easy to build. It takes about 15 minutes and it’s fully done. I love this tank and keep many different species in this

For some reason I do like these overall. I have purchased 4 of these (1-60 inch and 3-48 inch). What I like the most is that they are very easy to DIY, easy to assemble and empty very easy to move around. I use the 60 as my Beardie's main home. One of the 48's for her TV house. And one 48 for the garage so she can be almost outside watching the world in safety. The other 48 I got for my nephew. Even though I like these enclosures. If you are feeding live feeders and you make your reptile hunt for them. Or if you're going to use a fine substrate like sand. There are several things to think about and plan for if you are going to purchase one. If none of that applies to you then I am sure you will be happy with the enclosure. The 60' does have knockouts in the back for cords. But they do pop off easily so what I did was glue them in with aquarium silicone. The feeder insects if they are too small will escape out the vents and the cracks. The issue with the cracks or seams is if they get in there, they are likely to get stuck and die. So, they will be decomposing inside the walls. Another issue is with sand it will leak through the bottom. On the 60' I also had issues with the two little side windows falling out if my beardie pushed on them. So that all sounds bad I know. But I found solutions to all of my issues and am enjoying these enclosures. First the seams/cracks and things escaping or falling through. I took some aquarium silicone sealant and sealed every single crack/seam I could find. This probably makes it almost waterproof. I did however notice yesterday I missed the top seam, and the little buggers were escaping through there. so, time to seal the top. I purchased precut stainless-steel screen. And then with construction adhesive since my baby can't reach that far to smell them. Glued them on the inside (if you do the outside the bugs can still get inside the wall cavity). For the sliding glass doors, I used child locks and that solves any unauthorized opening. For the glass that was falling out I just sealed them in place. Other things I have noticed after building and using 4 of them is that the screen on top I think should be tighter. It bows down I think too much after putting only 2 double light fixtures on it. I actually took some and just mounted them inside on the 60'. And finally, the issue with my little Zenyo trying to always watch me and what's going on and the deep front panel. Now the depth is great for substrate and my Beardie digging. But she really likes to look outside, and it makes it a challenge for her to watch her TV. So, what I did to solve this is I put about 200lbs of the sand substrate I use and built it up in the front so she can easily look out and watch what she wants. It has worked well but ever couple weeks I do have to reshape it just from activity in the enclosure pushing the sand down. All in all, I kind of look at these as DIY base kits and you're going to spend another $30-40 fine tuning it to your needs. cutting holes is very easy and the grommets fit well in the walls. Will I buy another? Probably not as the 60' is as big as they go. I will likely build my own out of the same materials the company uses. I would prefer to have a walk-in for my Beardie or at least a 96" enclosure as I think that is the max size those panels come in. What would be great is if the company sent a tube of sealer and some screen mesh with the product so that you can modify it for your needs. And since these are so easy to assemble. Given the option of selecting different precut pieces to make your own custom enclosure. I think being able to do that would be awesome and they have the right material to do it. As long as you understand what you are buying, I think they are a good purchase all in all for the price.