12x12x18 (11 Gallon) Reptile Enclosure

This open front terrarium measures 12"L x 12"W x 18"H, which makes it suitable for housing particularly small, arboreal exotic pets:

• green tree frogs
• juvenile crested geckos
• juvenile gargoyle geckos
• mourning geckos
• electric blue geckos

Buying a PVC reptile enclosure is an important investment for your pet's wellbeing, and we want you to be happy with your purchase. In an effort to achieve this and considering these are brand new products for us, we are limiting the number of enclosures we sell for the first few weeks so we can get feedback. If you have purchased this enclosure, we will be contacting you to request constructive criticism and find ways to improve our new line of reptile habitats.

These are an economical solution to housing your pet, so in order to be able to supply these at this price there may be a few flaws. But these are purely cosmetic at worst, and any actual issues can be rectified if reported to us!

Product Specs

This 10 gallon terrarium is made with an aluminum frame and PVC panels for the bottom, back, and sides that slide into the frame. The top is the screen, and the front viewing panel and doors are acrylic. Shipped flat. Includes a mallet for easy setup. No additional tools are required. A screwdriver can be used to tighten the screws for the light hanging rods and door handles.

Tips for Success

Keep your PVC reptile enclosure as-is and it will be easy to move and take apart as needed. Alternatively, you can make the structure of the enclosure more secure by using a clear/black silicone along the base and bottom 2-3” to make it more solid and able to hold the substrate.

Replacement screws for the door handles are easily found at any hardware store. You can even buy different door handles to create your own unique look. They will be standard hardware that can be used for cabinets in general. A small washer can be added to the screws to make them more secure.

Comes standard with high-quality acrylic sliding doors. Acrylic does scratch, so if you are using this enclosure for a reptile with nails the doors will scratch over time. If you don’t like the scratches, we recommend ordering glass from a local glass shop.

Make sure to remove the plastic protective layer. Use a microfiber towel to remove any dusty appearance, if it persists it may still have the plastic protective layer.