Zilla QuickBuild Terrarium 30"x12"x12"

Really very nice. Love the ease of assembly, only about 10 minutes, came with quality white grippy gloves to hold the glass with precision and keeps the fingerprints off.The double glass doors for easy cleaning and whole tank access are awesome. It is weighty, but that is normal for a glass tank. The size seems just right for what we needed, an upgrade from a smaller size. And it seems to be an okay value for the quality and features. It is sturdy and the open glass is beautiful.I wanted to mimic a more realistic habitat to allow for natural beardie behaviors.I made an expanding foam backdrop, painted it and attached some driftwood for semi-aboreal climbing and basking.To the tank, I added Jurassic Natural Australian sand/ZooMed Excavator clay mix, real assorted rocks, driftwood and real and faux plants. My beardie has settled in nicely; can dig, hide, chill, hunt, bask, climb, or bruminate.

I got this for an African bull frog. It's big enough to hold his "pond" and for him to have some dig space. It does appear to be water proof up to the doors. When it came in the box I was highly skeptical because it wasn't assembled and looked pretty flimsy. But after it was all together it is nice and sturdy. It isn't super heavy when empty and the top latch and front doors make it easy to access the frog. He hates it but he doesn't like anything so I wouldn't take his opinion seriously. We covered most of the ventilation spots with metal tape to trap humidity and it holds the humidity perfectly now. It does tend to leak a little bit where the mist/water droplets collect on the door and roll down. If I had to change one thing I would make it so the front open doors could be latched/unlatched without needing the key. I can imagine if you are prone to losing things or if you have kids it could be easily lost. They did provide two and you can access from the top so it isn't a big deal. I just would prefer not to have to keep up with a key.

It's been great so far! I got the terrarium for my cornsnake for her 3rd birthday. I've kept her in plastic tubs so this is really a big improvement. She loves climbing on the suspended branches I attached to the back. I suspended the branches to the back glass with plaster strips and silicone before covering the back with "Great Stuff Pond and Stone" expanding foam, then topped off with a combo of coconut fiber and spagnum moss for texture. I added a removable water dish in the corner by wrapping a glass casserole dish in plastic wrap and then surounding it in foam. Once it dried I could extract the casserole dish and now theres a perfectly shaped divit in the enclosure for it to fit. I see my snake a lot more often in this enclosure. She comes out and basks in her UVB bulb every day and climbs around. I'm really happy for her. I WILL say that this terrarium is HEAVY glass, and the support system that holds it together is plastic. The whole thing is a little rickety, I would not recommend putting anything heavy on top of it, and I don't think it will travel well. You'll probably have to take it apart if you ever are moving. And when you're putting it together I think being carefull is key, it's glass after all. It is exceptionally good quality for the price you pay though. The small openings at the top for all of your temp guage wires is spectacular.

We had to upgrade our growing ball python to a wider tank and I looked at A LOT of reviews before purchasing this tank. I do wish it was a little taller but I comprised on that for some other features. Live the front opening. I know people are saying the lock is crappy but it does what it needs to do. The only part I don’t love is the screens on the sides that make keeping humidity up harder. I may just cover these. Overall it was super easy to put together and I love the functionality of the top and front openings. It’s not a super luxurious tank but it’s pretty great overall. Just buy it. *Second picture is just for ya’ll to see how cute my boy is*😍

Worked well , a little smaller than pictured so lay attention to dimensions

I got this for my tropical tortoise. The doors in front t and on the top make cleaning and accessing everything very easy. I wish the lid wasn’t framed with plastic. I worry about the ceramic heat lamp potentially melting g things. So far so good

I purchased this to make a nicer space for the crabs I bought at the beach. The reddit users balked at the accommodations I had set up for them. Occasionally one will go crazy and wander nude thru the enclosure but it's a crab thing, not an enclosure thing. Sometimes they don't like adjusting to a new environment I have found. It's got a lock. It comes with 2 keys in case they decide to get brave and try to breach the habitat. The only thing I don't like is having to clean it out. There's no pan in the bottom, so it's a lot of scooping the bedding and then vacuuming what's left. It's sturdy and large. The crabs seem to enjoy it.

The media could not be loaded. This terrarium is beautiful. It's huge. I had my dragon in a 29 gallon tank with was 30×12×20 heigh. This one is 48×18×18. I got her the smaller one when I first got her. And it looked huge because she was so small at the time. But she has grown so much since April and she was going to all sides of the tank head bobbing so I decided to get her something new. And as soon as I seen that I could get this on payments. I jumped on it. Because all the cheaper ones had something wrong with everyone of them. This took me 15 to 20 minutes to put together. I just watched the video of how to do it. But I'm very pleased.