R-Zilla SRZ100011868 Fresh Air Screen Reptiles Habitat, 18 by 12 by 20-Inch

It’s the perfect size for a small species and is very easy to fit into a smaller home. Leaving lots of hiding spaces for my via chameleon. Very sturdy and easy to put together and very easy to clean out. I do have to say I think the price should be lowered just because of the product itself being made out of cheaper material.

The media could not be loaded. This is a great butterfly cage at a great price. Very easy to clean 🧼. We use the cage for “the Monarch Project”. Note we did not screw in the bottom white base panel…we put paper towels down on top of panel and fresh milkweed clippings in a vase and flowers each day. We did this so daily cage cleaning is efficient and only takes minutes. We just lift up the screen enclosure structure and clean bottom white base panel and Swap out the dirty paper towels with fresh new clean ones and place the fresh clippings in. So easy- It’s a great product highly recommend especially if you are thinking of rearing butterflies 🦋.

I recommend a battery powered screw driver to assemble this habitat. With that said, it was very easy to assemble, as the directions were straight to the point and large enough to actually read. I bought a second one and cut the screens out of one side of each of the habitats and twist-tied it together to make a nice big habitat for a Leopard Gecko. The price for the habitat is unbelievably reasonable, compared to similar brands.

This cage is by far the craziest cage ever very cheap and flimsy. When it comes to putting it together it's a real pain in the butt as well the pre made holes for the screws aren't even in the right places and for the bottom of the cage it's a piece of cardboard like plastic but thats the very bottom not to mention it's smaller than expected and the screen is going to melt the first time I put a heat lamp to it for my snake I really didn't expect everything to be screen I thought it'd be half screen and half glass. Also because the holes are drilled in wrong spots the door doesn't want to open so yea this cage is crap.

I actually bought this cage for my praying mantis, so that i couls house multiple mantis's in the same cage with less chance of cannibalism. First of all, when i first got my packages, i was very disappointed. I ordered this item NEW, and the box looked like it had been smashed around in someones garage for a few years and then poorly taped back together. I was not very happy because if a box is in that condition, you know the contents inside have probably been handled in the same fashion. Luckily everything was intact and i made sure to check every corner for bumps or scratches and was pleased to not find any at all.It takes about 15-20 minutes to set up, and its super easy to set up. The instructions that come with it are simple, but pretty useless because it is quite easy to set up. I was a little disaapointed with the screen on the largest piece, it wasnt as tight as i would have liked, and i imagine it would be rather flimsy if a larger creature was trying to crawl up the wall. It displays nicely once assembled, but the plastic "locks" on the door are a downside. They look very cheap, and are very small and could be easily broken if you are too rough with the door.The screens are all metal and just like it says, has an aluminum frame. Another side note is that their is virtually no lip on the bottom panel, so if you plan on using substrate, make sure its large pieces or it may slip out through the screen on the sides of the cage.I know lots of people use screen cages for chameleons too and i would have to agree that this would be a very nice starter cage for a chameleon before they are moved to their permanent cage once they grow larger. I just got this, and have it all set up. If i remember, i will try to update later on how it is holding up. For now though, it seems like a great little cage.

Very easy to put together. Super sturdy and durable. Using for caterpillars. Its a great product.

This is the best habitat for caterpillars that I have encountered in decades of work raising butterflies (and now moths). My students do the assembly, which is great practice, and I love I how light the end product is. The only challenge is cleaning the frass out completely. I wish there were a hinge on the top or bottom.

Closure broke the first day. Screen is so thin and easily broken.