85 Gallon Reptile Tank, Front Opening Snake Tank for Easy Maintenance, Reptile Enclosure with Top Screen Ventilation 48''x24''x18''

I can't say enough good things about this Terrarium. Bought it for our Juvenile Bearded Dragon to upgrade from his initial 40 Gallon and were blown away. For starters, the packaging was great. Nice and secure and had that Apple style wow factor when you open the box. The anodizing on this tank is gorgeous and seemingly nice and thick. It does not scratch easily. The assembly was super simple and quick. My wife and I set this up within 30 mins. The glass doors are heavy and thick and feel robust. The back and sides are a type of plastic that is fairly durable but will scratch so be careful with it. The top screen of the tank is steel and our almost 20lb cat can jump on it without it barely even bowing. Overall we are very happy with this tank and are sure our beardie is as well. 10/10

I’m the worst at remembering to review stuff but this one is absolutely worth it. I use it for my beardie and she adores it!! I realize it’s marketed for snakes mostly but trust me it works perfect for a beardie too. It was so easy to set up (I’m an idiot when it comes to assembly, if I say it was easy that means if I can do it you certainly can as well 😂) and has plenty of space for my lil lizard princess. Not to mention the company checked in with me so the customer service is clearly top-notch! It’s holding up perfectly, and for the price you are certainly getting a quality product.

It’s safe to say we love Phailozoo! Gorgeous enclosures and spacers. Everything fits together beautifully and looks phenomenal in the room. These are lightweight, sturdy, and easy to assemble. The sliding doors are glass while the sides are plexiglass, which I believe traps heat and humidity more efficiently. The PVC backing and floor makes for easy, smooth cleaning. Overall, my animals seem incredibly happy therefore I am as well. So excited to add our third noodle to the tier!

So happy with my purchase! The tank is well made, I didn’t have any problems with the glass doors. It was fairly simple to put together. Feels sturdy & my snake hasn’t had an escape since her new upgrade. She’s actually loving it! It was worth every penny in my opinion & the size is perfect.

I am very impressed with the quality and ease of construction of these enclosures. I have bought enclosures from many brands. Including: reptizoo, exoterra, all living things, dubia roaches, and New age pets to name a few. They all have their pros and cons but all together I believe this one is the best I own.The enclosure has a very sturdy build construction and is held together with metal bolts instead of plastic screws or joints that you just hammer in. The side braces as well as the top and bottom frames are also made of metal which makes them feel a lot more sturdy. The front glass is tempered glass so it will hold up to the scratching of reptiles with sharp claws such as bearded dragons. The side panels and the inner piece that goes across the bottom of the front of the enclosure are plexiglass. This makes them less resistant to claw damage but the main viewing doors should never see an issue with scratches.Overall appearance I find far more appealing than the standard black plastic or solid glass enclosures that you typically see. The side ports are great for allowing cords into the enclosure for things such as heat mats while still looking attractive and functional. There is different options for spacers if you plan on stacking enclosures. Also though it is a minimal thing the packaging that these come in was very impressive. None of that cheap styrofoam that causes little balls to stick on everything but instead using a different form of high density insulation. The glass had protective film over it and paper wrapped around that. It felt very professional and overall added to the experience. I was able to put these together in less than 15 minutes.As for the cons:As stated before the side panels are plexiglass as well as the front strip that goes across the bottom of the cage so they may develop some wear and tear over years. I would really like to see and upgrade package at some point that replaces these with more tempered glass panels.Also since this is an enclosure that you put together yourself it is not 100% watertight around the bottom if you're planning on doing some kind of deep bad or bioactive style setup. I believe these would work for most people as is but if going with a deep wet substrate you will probably need to silicone the seams. This is the same for many other brands that are put together in a similar fashion.Overall I highly recommend these terrariums and plan on replacing several of my other terrariums with the style terrariums in the future.10/10 would recommend.

The tank looks beautiful. And it was pretty simple to assemble. Surprisingly light after years of glass tanks, but doesn't feel insecure.My gecko has lived in a variety of tanks over the years and my favorite until now has been the Exo-Terra front-opening terrarium. But I still disliked how there was a giant black, plastic bar a few inches from the bottom. It was basically right in my very of my little buddy! But there's no such problem here! The view from the front is completely un-blocked (while still being front-opening!)I like that the screen top is one solid piece without any cross bars or anything (the Exo-Terra has a few plastic bars that divide the top screen into 4 quadrants that make it impossible to set any sort of light fixture on top without it being a little crooked or wobbly.)However, I'm not a huge fan of how the doors do not latch or secure in any way, not that I anticipate my leopard gecko to be able to slide those big heavy glass doors, but a little something would be reassuring... And I don't want to use one of those locks that certain retailers use to lock up their family planning cabinets. They're ugly and fiddly and I don't wanna mess with taking it on/off every time I go to take care of my little guy... So what I've done is drilled a couple small holes on each side and attached a small bungie cord that I can stretch over the handles of the doors.The other thing I don't particularly like is the cord management thing on the sides... I don't have any cords going out the side and there's just this big ugly black insert there now. So I took it upon myself to design and 3d print a more basic looking screen to fit into that hole so it at least serves to provide better airflow and looks a little cleaner.