I have one of these for my ball python and I definitely wouldn't recommend it for higher humidity species! but for bearded dragons I can see how it would work well.
Exactly, they hold heat relatively well. I think things like beardies may be their main market. They sell something similar to an 18x18x24 and I almost want to get it to try it out!
I own one myself. I bought a 4x2x2 for my ball python and it does work well although it has somewhat has difficulty holding in humidity. I have a humidity box just in case the humidity isn't at an appropriate percentage, but I try my best to keep it reasonable for him. For the price, I love this thing. Although you need to make some changes, it is much more affordable than other enclosures! Great Video!
Thank you and yes I agree! I personally feel like the best purpose for their 120 gallon enclosure is for Beardies, Jewled lacertas, possibly things like Sudan plated lizards because they like dryer ambient humidity but like higher humidity hides. It holds heat in very well despite the big vents on the sides and for the price you can’t really beat it! I’d also like if there were holes for cords and various other things but the tanks have other options like stands and dividers to stack them which gives it some points 😅
Do you feel like it doesn't hold humidity well because of the material, vents on the sides, screen top, etc? I'm trying to gauge if it would be worth getting for my ball python and if there are reasonable modifications I could make to resolve that issue.
@@99SigP For me it holds it fine. I live in a dry area and the humidity still maintains a solid percentage. However, I still recommend having a humidity hide just in case. They will use it! 😄
For the price, it’s honestly hard not to like them as long as your willing to make slight modifications! I agree with you though, they aren’t bad at all and the stackable aspect of them is huge
Quick question: how sturdy is the top of the enclosure would you say? My cat likes to sit on top of his current one and im constantly paranoid she’ll break through (shes roughly 10 lbs) Not sure how to discourage her from continuing this behavior, but he doesn’t mind her presence. Just worried about the support at this point
@@KTTNJONES I have a cat and she’s been on top of mine as well, nothing has happened but I use exo terra hoods on my smaller ecoflex and smaller enclosures so she can’t rest on them
Do they have an entry point for cables? Thinking about getting two of these and stacking them. That space, would it hold the wait of a bioactive one of these up top? I am guessing this would require lots of silicone sealant for that?
@@dragung2291 you’d have to modify the tank in some way for cable management. I don’t see why it could not be used for a bioactive setup but you’d have to silicone the cracks for sure and you wouldn’t be able to keep an eye on the drainage layers water level
@@jaexotics awesome!! I have 2 Leopard Geckos imma be getting when I get back from vacation already have a couple crested geckos. Was trying to see what’s my best option for them to put them in. Do suction cups work on the inside?
@@daviddibble2879 they got the job done, we moved ours several times during rearranging they room and there has been no issues. Sand and dirt can get into the slide tracks but it’s simple to clean out. It’s a good cheap alternative
I have one of these for my ball python and I definitely wouldn't recommend it for higher humidity species! but for bearded dragons I can see how it would work well.
Exactly, they hold heat relatively well. I think things like beardies may be their main market. They sell something similar to an 18x18x24 and I almost want to get it to try it out!
When you silicone the cracks would you do it from the inside or outside ?
I own one myself. I bought a 4x2x2 for my ball python and it does work well although it has somewhat has difficulty holding in humidity. I have a humidity box just in case the humidity isn't at an appropriate percentage, but I try my best to keep it reasonable for him. For the price, I love this thing. Although you need to make some changes, it is much more affordable than other enclosures! Great Video!
Thank you and yes I agree! I personally feel like the best purpose for their 120 gallon enclosure is for Beardies, Jewled lacertas, possibly things like Sudan plated lizards because they like dryer ambient humidity but like higher humidity hides. It holds heat in very well despite the big vents on the sides and for the price you can’t really beat it! I’d also like if there were holes for cords and various other things but the tanks have other options like stands and dividers to stack them which gives it some points 😅
Do you feel like it doesn't hold humidity well because of the material, vents on the sides, screen top, etc? I'm trying to gauge if it would be worth getting for my ball python and if there are reasonable modifications I could make to resolve that issue.
@@99SigP For me it holds it fine. I live in a dry area and the humidity still maintains a solid percentage. However, I still recommend having a humidity hide just in case. They will use it! 😄
I love these enclosures
For the price, it’s honestly hard not to like them as long as your willing to make slight modifications! I agree with you though, they aren’t bad at all and the stackable aspect of them is huge
Quick question: how sturdy is the top of the enclosure would you say? My cat likes to sit on top of his current one and im constantly paranoid she’ll break through (shes roughly 10 lbs) Not sure how to discourage her from continuing this behavior, but he doesn’t mind her presence. Just worried about the support at this point
@@KTTNJONES I have a cat and she’s been on top of mine as well, nothing has happened but I use exo terra hoods on my smaller ecoflex and smaller enclosures so she can’t rest on them
Woooo
Great video. Thanks.
@@donvin999 you’re welcome!
Do they have an entry point for cables? Thinking about getting two of these and stacking them. That space, would it hold the wait of a bioactive one of these up top? I am guessing this would require lots of silicone sealant for that?
@@dragung2291 you’d have to modify the tank in some way for cable management. I don’t see why it could not be used for a bioactive setup but you’d have to silicone the cracks for sure and you wouldn’t be able to keep an eye on the drainage layers water level
Think this will be okay for a kingsnake?
Would this be good for a leopard gecko setup???
@@jeremiahvasko2983 yeah it would be perfectly fine for a leopard gecko, I have mine in the 40 gallon breeder ecoflex enclosure
@@jaexotics awesome!! I have 2 Leopard Geckos imma be getting when I get back from vacation already have a couple crested geckos. Was trying to see what’s my best option for them to put them in. Do suction cups work on the inside?
How stable are they?? My Dubia tank is garbage
@@daviddibble2879 they got the job done, we moved ours several times during rearranging they room and there has been no issues. Sand and dirt can get into the slide tracks but it’s simple to clean out. It’s a good cheap alternative
@@jaexotics dang. Ok. Sounds just like the Dubia. lol. Appreciate it.