Prolee 68 Gallon Reptile Terrarium Tank Large 48 Inch Lizard Tank Bearded Dragon Tank with Roof Door, Snake Tank with Built-in Lamp Fixture and Switch, Side Windows, 48 Inch

Prolee Reptile Terrarium
Very nice tank. My lizard Jellybean loves the extra room it provides. Comes in a self-kit and as a 74 year old woman I found it easy to put together with a drill. After construction I found it extremely light weight and had no problem moving it to her forever place by the window. Comes with the drill bit and allen wrench in the kit sized for the screws. Has a plexy glass front and a glass panel in the hood. Already set up inside with two light sockets for your UV and heat bulbs. Comes with a “sticky” lock you can attach so pet cannot get out or little fingers cannot open. However, I found that the sticky on the back of the lock failed after just a few days. Since I have no little ones, I just left the lock off. Also has a thin plastic piece to put on the very bottom of the tank. I covered this plastic with a green lizard carpet to make it comfortable for my pet. She has plenty of room to move around in it. There are two vents one on either end of the tank to allow for comfort inside the tank. I found it can get warm inside with just the regular lights on. The vents help keep the box regulated and won’t overheat your pet. It is of light wood pieces so compliments any decor. See picture.Discription:Prolee Reptile Terrarium, Lizard Tank Up to 68 Gallons, Bearded Dragon Tank with Roof Door, Snake Tank with Built-in Lamp Fixture and Switch (28 Gallon, 32″ Long, Openable Wood Roof)

Nice small turtle terrarium
This was very easy to assemble and is well made. It also includes a piece of some kind of firm plastic film to put along the bottom to protect the wood. I grabbed a tube of silicone gel and ran it along the plastic and up the sides to really seal off all the edges to ensure any small amounts of moisture didn’t get in a warp or destroy the particle board sides or bottom. Without that it would for sure fall apart with a small amount of use. I do wish they included maybe a plastic tray liner instead of just a sheet on the bottom because then that step wouldn’t be necessary. They also include a sticky latch that we placed on one side of the top flap, this wouldn’t really keep anything in or out that could push with any force, the kit really should include two of these latches one for each side. Otherwise I think this is an excellent value for your money, it looks nice the lights being built in are nice.

Acceptable with Some Modifications
After checking out some other tanks for our snake, we decided to try this one out as the dimensions were perfect for a cabinet we have. The dimensions of this alone give it +1 star for me as it fits so well on standard living room furniture.Despite being advertised as a reptile terrarium, the actual tank itself lacks a proper way to keep sneaky reptiles from escaping. We added 3 of those 3M cabinet baby locks to the outside in order to keep our snake from prodding the flip top open. It probably could have been done with 2 closer to the center but we wanted to be secure as our little buddy has escaped from his enclosure once before. Overall, be prepared if you have anything that can exert a little pressure. The baby locks do take a little away from the aesthetic of the tank. The lack of locks is strange for the advertised use.The acrylic front and plywood back also cannot support spring-loaded suction cup perches/climbing items which is annoying as our corn likes to climb around his tank. The structure is pretty wobbly as acrylic and plywood are both pretty flexible. The bottom is wood which isn’t the best for us because we use an under-tank heat mat, but there is a thin acrylic liner included so we stuck the mat under that. I’m not sure how clean this will stay over time as aspen has already gone under it.The lighting system was useless as we use undertank heat but I could see it being nice for live plants and basking reptiles. I removed it so I could thread the heat mat cord through the premade cord slot. It was not hard to remove as the system was screwed and stapled in.This tank would definitely not hold up to direct water or humidity use. We’ll see how this lasts when he sheds next and we pump in more humidity.Overall, we expect this enclosure to last us a few months-year at most. For about $100 more we could have gotten a sturdier, permanent reptile tank. For many reptiles, I would suggest skipping this tank and going right to a different enclosure. It looks nice and stylish but you really do get what you pay for.Quick summaryPros:-Looks really nice, even with added baby locks on it-Nonstandard (not used for aquariums) dimensions work for most standard cabinets or entertainment centers while still being big enough for our male corn-Lightweight and easy to assemble. Everything came shipped in good shape-Relatively cheap for this size tankCons:-Not the sturdiest—the front and back materials wobble in their slots-The wood back will likely not hold up to humidity-Thin acrylic scratches so easy and the wood is just thin plywood. Think Ikea wood furniture backing-Unsure how the bottom will hold up to soiling over time, even with regular cleanings—a thin acrylic mat doesn’t seem effective to keeping waste away from the wood-Need to supply own locks/way to secure-Will likely last a shorter amount of time than a standard reptile enclosure due to cheaper materials-Some decor, like spring-loaded poles, won’t work well on front and back panels

Damaged
I got this enclosure for my bearded dragon and upon arrival we excitedly opened it up and found 2 crackes in the acrylic pieces, a one of the three heat lamps does not work. We tried putting the bulbs in that work in the third spot that is not working and it still doesn’t work. (It worked in spot 1&2)! I’m very disappointed that my only choice is send it back. Btw at whose expense? Not only did I spend 183.00 for a broken enclosure but now I have to wait another couple weeks to send it back and get a new one. I am normally very happy with all my Amazon orders but not this one. The box was not damaged so it was from the warehouse that it went out this way, not the delivery driver.