67Gallon Reptile Large Terrarium Upgrade Glass Front Opening Tank Sliding Door with Screen Ventilation Reptile Terrarium About 48" x 18" x 18"(Knock-Down)
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Material Tempered Glass, Metal Tank Volume 67 Gallons Special Feature all glass large terrarium, Easy to Clean, Easy to Use Product Dimensions 48"L x 18"W x 18"H Item Weight 32.09 Kilograms Shape Rectangular Specific Uses For Product Full glass terrarium ideal for snakes, frogs, lizards and geckos,amphibians,bearded dragons,reptiles Style Double Hinge Door Color Reptile Terrarium(48" x 18" x 18") About this item
- [Patent Design][Upgrade Version]: Made with premium quality thick and extremely high hardness tempered glass base for more safety; Tough screen top provides ventilation and allows good UVB and infrared penetration.
- Raised bottom frame in order to fit a substrate heater; Waterproof bottom makes this tank can be used both as a desert terrarium and rainforest tank.
- The front sliding door can open separately, easy to feed your pet and clean, and the lock prevents escape.
- Window ventilation on the left and right, on top and right, have closable inlets for wires and tubing.
- Easy to install or knock down in 5 minutes with step-by-step instructions; Our glass terrariums are carefully packaged with tough cardboard and thickened reinforced foam for transportation. Should you have any questions when receive it, please reach out to us. A replacement service is provided for damaged parts.
REPTIZOO Reptile Flat Packed Glass Terrarium
Glass terrariums are the preferred choice of professional Herpetologists. They offer the best viewing for your animal; they are suitable for damp and humid conditions, are hygienic and easy to clean.Glass also maintains the correct heat gradient more safely and easily-maintaining the correct heat gradient is critical to a reptile’s and amphibian’s well-being as they use external heat sources in their environment to regulate their body temperatures.
In the wild these animals move around within their habitat (from sunlight to shade, or from above ground to burrows, for example) to regulate their body temperature. If they get too cool, their metabolism slows (and in conditions that are too hot or too cold, they enter states of inactivity or hibernation).
Maintaining the appropriate temperature is vital to bodily functions such as digestion. It is important to provide the proper temperature conditions in order for the animal to grow and thrive.