120 Gallon Reptile Enclosure (4’x2’x2’)

$250.00 $350.00

Our new reptile enclosure is perfect for bearded dragons, skinks, small monitor lizards, ball pythons, and more. This tank is the actual best deal on the internet! Only $250 for a limited time!!

120-gallon tank - 4'x2'x2' LxWxH
Sturdy aluminum frame, durable PVC side panels, sliding acrylic doors, and aluminum screen on top
Thick PVC and acrylic panels provide superior heat retention (and save ~50% energy)
Waterproof and heat-proof
Lightweight (20 pounds!) & easy to move
Easy to assemble (seriously - takes minutes!)

$12.95 Flat Rate Shipping. Shipped flat.

Shipped within 2 business days with FedEx.

Includes a mallet for easy setup. No additional tools required! Make sure to remove the plastic protective layer off of each piece prior to assembly.

PLEASE NOTE:

Buying an enclosure is an important investment for the well-being of your pet, and we want you to be happy with your purchase. We will be limiting the number of enclosures we sell initially, so that we can follow up with customers and get feedback / find ways to improve our new line of habitats and enclosures.

It's good for the current price!

This is a great tank for the current $250 price tag, though at this stage in development, isn't worth the $350 (yet!). I'll start with the pros, go into the problems I had with it, and then move into some subjective gripes/suggestions, here we goooo
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First off, It's surprisingly sturdy for how light it is! I was afraid that even though it was advertised as light, that it was still going to be kind of cumbersome when moving it while assembled. But no, I can pick it up and move it with ease and no extra help! And once it's all together there's minimal buckling.

It was easy and fast to assemble! Everything was pretty straight forward and it only took maybe 15 minutes or so. And it's just as easy to break down if you need to transport it longer distances.

Also it keeps in heat (Though also moisture..) pretty well, depsite it being so spacey!
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Now onto the problems I had, pretty much right out of the box...
It arrived here somewhat beat up... Albeit mostly cosmetic for me. The bottom piece came dented, the acrylic substrate guard had cracks and chips on the edges, and one of the the doorknobs is loose due to the screw not being able to go all the way into the knob. Thankfully the dent isn't extreme and the cracked acrylic can be hidden in the railway that the piece fits into. (Though I'm unsure if this could effect its ability to contain loose substrate since I use tile.)

I also really think the instructions need to be rewritten, as, even though it's fairly simple to assemble, there were still times where I wanted to turn to the instructions and they were no help. at all. Definitely need to go more into detail.

Just a couple more things, this pertaining to the protective peel-off film. I feel like all of the pieces should have had a layer on BOTH sides, as some pieces only had one side protected. And as for the film of the bottom of the tank, I don't really know how you expected people to fully remove it, as even trying as hard as I could to grip and pull out from under the framework, it still tore and left some of the film under the frame and it's a pain to try and get ahold of now.

Now for the personal gripes about it for the sake of suggesting:

I feel that it needs mounting/support bars like the Zenhabitat has for internal lighting mounting. I haven't really found a way to mount my UVB internally without sticking it on the wall. And I and most likely a lot of people like to have it more centered, mounted to the ceiling. Though if there are ways to do it I'd be totally open to listen!
I'd be cool if the substrate guard could be optional so people with non-loose substrate can have the doors completely to the floor of it, for if I'd want my beardie have ease of access to the outside sometimes. But I understand that I'm the minority here lol.
Also, In my opinion the black background is a little too depressing I think? I feel like it should be a little more inviting? I know you can just buy a background if you want something interesting, but considering the fact that traditional cling backgrounds aren't a good option for opaque tanks, as hanging it on the inside can pretty much guarentee damage, and some people can't spend $150-$200 on a 3D background, I can figure that a majority of people are going to be using this tank with no background. And I feel like it'd be nice to have a less drab background color or maybe even patterned?
Also I'm hoping at some point you'll sell a stand to accompany it, that'd be cool!

Overall, though it might seem like I'm coming off pretty negative, I actually Do like it! and as it stands it's very promising! which is why I went so into detail to voice my criticism, since I know you guys are looking to make improvements! This is going on suuuuper long, but now I feel like I've said all I needed to say! I appreciate the opprotunity of this good deal while you guys are working out the kinks, keep it up guys!

Hi Damon!
Thank you very much for your review! A lot of good suggestion and gave us more points to consider. We are working on the improvements along with add-on items such as backgrounds and light fixtures etc. For the damaged parts, we will reach out to you once we have them arrived!
Sincerely!

120 Gallon Reptile Enclosure (4’x2’x2’)

Awesome sauce except..

Love the enclosure and my beardie is doing well with it. My only issue was one of the corner connecting pieces was cracked bad so I had to improvise to complete the frame setup. The other thing is the acrylic doors don't always align when closing them and the knobs don't secure all the way and it is a bit irritating at times. Overall I love it, price was great and the material is made of are cool beans. Soooo thanks for a great enclosure.

Good, sturdy cage. Slight issues.

The cage is great don’t get me wrong although, I did run along some troubles of setting it up. One of my boards came with a huge bend in the middle of it, one of the door knobs won’t fit securely, the substrate shield came chipped at the bottom, and getting the film off of the base board was a little bit of a pain(pics below). All in all the tank does it’s purpose for my bearded dragon. She went from a 75 to this and she appears to love the new space. It holds moisture very well so if you’re like me, and has a water container in your desert animals cage, you’ll want to buy a small dehumidifier for their cage as I woke up and my humidity was above 50%! I do have two other 4x2x2 cages on their way from different brands and I feel as if they’ll be a little more better then is.

Hi Kyra,
Thank you very much for the feedback! This is our first batch and thank you for pointing out these issues for us to improve! In the coming months, we will have parts available for replacement, so for these you mentioned, we will contact you and ship them to you as soon as we have them.
Sincerely!

Good, sturdy cage. Slight issues.

Huge yet lightweight

This enclosure arrived 10 days ago, very simple to put together (20 minutes or less) and clean. Sliding doors make it nice to access the inside. This also seems very easy to take apart to move to another location. Very light weight in design. I hope to enjoy this with my bearded dragon for years to come.