Extra Large Reptile Feeding Box 38x25x19cm, Transparent Acrylic Terrarium Reptile Habitat Breeding Box Insect Feeding with Vents Anti-Escape Design for Pet Snake Lizard Spider Frog

Beautiful enclosure when assembled. Male T. Albo for scale. It is a bit of a pain to take the protective film off the acrylic sheets but after that's done it is smooth sailing. The assembly guide is not included in the box but I just followed instructions provided in pictures within the listing. Very easy to assemble. It's been set up for 2 weeks now and no warping. Hope it'll last my mature male until the end of his life.

I bought 2 of these for my adult female T.vagans and A.seemanni. The protective sheeting is a little fiddly to remove but with a little patience it's no problem. Once assembled they are very spacious and have plenty of depth. The locking system is very easy to use and with the twistable middle support piece I have found them very secure. They look great on my shelves and allow full vision of my Ts.

I’ve bought a few of these great value for money and a nice size I use them for all my terrestrial TsBut could use a central support at the top to support the lid 2 of mine are starting to bow but apart from that all good 👍

Very happy with this purchase! Had to use review images to figure out the lid, but overall easy to assmeble! Can't wait to move my tarantula in!

Purchased this as a new home for my spider. Yes, it's a basic, clear acrylic box. Just the right sizeDidn't realise it was self-assembly, but hey-ho - it was cheap.First issue - to protect the plastic, each side has a paper covering which needs removing. A bit tricky but with patience it can be done.Second issue - There's no assembly instructions - what goes first etc. It's a simple 3D jigsaw but it's just a box.Word of advice: Double-check the packaging etc. It should have a small bag with retaining bands for the slot/tab fixing, as well as three locking devices - all transparent, so when completed it looks good. You can use a more permanent acrylic bonding liquid (not glue) but this doesn't allow for much contraction/expansion of the peices with heat.All this I discovered on a You Tube video about assembling acrylic vivariums!All in all, I'm satisfied with my purchase. The important thing is it's cheap, it's the right side and once it's fixed, it's a good product.