Aiicioo Micro Habitat Terrarium Enclosure 8x6x14 Inches Tarantula Enclosure Box Insect Habitat Clear Acrylic Reptile Feeding Tank for Jumping Spiders Insect Small Tree Dwelling Reptiles

This was so easy to assemble and fast delivery!! One day delivery, purchase and got it the next day. One main feature why I chose this specific model compared to others because it open from the front, not the top. I know that jumping spiders loves to make their hammocks on top of their enclosures and I didn’t want to disturb it. One con thing is that it isn’t leak proof. If you’re planning to grow real plants this enclosure isn’t for you.*Remember to peel off the plastic film! I’ve seen in a review that they complained it isn’t clear and foggy. You must peel off all plastic film before assembling all pieces together.

I bought this for my jumping spider sling and after putting him into it, he promptly escaped through one of the vent holes 😂 So until he grows some, the habitat will stay empty. It’s such a great price and very sturdy so I’m not going to return it. I’ll have it ready when he’s big enough. I wish the vent holes were smaller but it’ll do great for bigger spiders or critters. I plan to purchase some more as I grow my collection of arachnids. I highly recommend overall, just not for slings or spiderlings.

Straight out of the box there were SO many scratches. It is not see through either. It’s like a cloudy plastic that doesn’t’t let a lot of sunlight penetrate. It legit cracked putting it together with very little force. Very cheap. The door gets stuck and gaps at the bottom. I’m so f’ing over garbage products from Amazon sellers. Not even worth the price. Go on Etsy for a quality terrarium. I also had to wash off some sticky substance on it.

I dislike the fact it was two bands short but I’ll manage I plan on putting my pink toe Taranchula in it when she gets bigger!

I got this box as a temporary habitat for my baby leachie gecko Lychee until she gets older. Apparently they are not supposed to have a larger habitat until they grow bigger, because it can stress them out. But the Tupperware box that the pet store sold me just was ugly and awful.We have only had this box for a few days but it has been a huge improvement. Was easy to assemble (for my husband lol) and visibility is great (don’t forget to peel off films on BOTH sides). It like she likes the vertical space better. It’s slightly bigger and allows for much nicer accoutrements. It has a front opening door on top 2/3rds of the front face which lifts up and then comes down like ramp, allowing easy access. There is penny-sized hole at the top with a plastic plug… I left it open the first night for extra venting and somehow Lychee squeezed out and I woke up at 5am to find her scurrying all over my dresser.We have had it less than a week, so I don’t know how durable. We broke a little piece while taking apart and putting back together at first - it was easy to superglue back together. That is the only potential con I think of right now.

Ordered two- one enclosure had a piece with couple holes that didn't line up, the other enclosure was fine. The plastic film is ridiculous to remove. I don't really know what other reviewers are talking about "great for the price". All the same size enclosures run about the same price.

My son is obsessed with critters and bought a praying mantis hatchling. We used this cage for it and it worked great until it needed to be moved to a larger enclosure. He then used this cage for another beetle that he bought and it again worked well.

Even fully assembled it feels pretty flimsy and there are gaps by the door hinges that a jumping spider could very easily squeeze through

Not crystal clear looks foggy and scratched. The door doesn't lock on so garbage dont buy what a scam