New Age Pet 150 gallon ECOFLEX Mojave Reptile Lounge, Maple, 5 x 2 x 2-ft

While I love the colors, love the idea of the recycled material, I was less than impressed by the build quality for the full price/$300 price range. I had more issues with the way it was packaged. Small little breaks in the corners where walls meet, a big crack in the top (I was able to fix it with some caulking), and I'm not a fan of the way to apply the handles, if I was going for a clean look. Wait until it hits under $260 and it's worth the money. Otherwise it's a great size enclosure and pretty lightweight for the price range. I like the glass doors, the locking mechanism, even though I fear losing the "key" with my object permanence.

Recently purchased two of these for my adult ball pythons and wow. An absolute STEAL of an item. Assembly was not kidding, it took me about ten minutes the first assembly, less the second one. INCREDIBLY easy to assemble and I am terrible at things like that. My fully grown adult ball python male has plenty of room to stretch out now and he uses every inch. (Image is barebones, I just used it to show the size with my 5 foot BP). Like every mesh top, you'll need to add on some foil or glue to cover the holes. There's also five slit holes on the side that I taped shut to keep in the humidity. You will need a deep heat source to warm these up since a regular CHE won't penetrate. The only thing I dislike is there's NO HOLES FOR PROBES. You will need to either drill a hole in the mesh or wall, or if your probe is small enough, you can pinch it in the track where the glass is. All in all, for less than $300, you're getting an incredible bang for your buck.

I love this tank! My bearded dragon was due for a new place and I spent some time shopping around. I went back and forth with a couple different brands but decided on this one. The material is really sleek and makes the room pop. Bonus points for being recycled material! The assembly was incredibly simple, directions were easy to follow and it only took a few minutes to put together. The sliding glass doors and the lock are perfect and such a good idea. Overall, definitely worth the money. We have one happy lizard!

It really needs a cable management system of some kind for feeding in a thermostat sensor. You'll have to get creative for that. A lot of folks also complain about the mesh top, which isn't good for moisture retention. Personally, I'm ok with it because it lets me just set the lamps on top. But my humidity requirements are not super high and the bioactive helps with that, anyway. So idk. Do I consider the mesh top a feature or a bug? Maybe it's a feature. Desert critters will love this. OH. Since I'm using a bioactive setup, and ECOFLEX material is only water resistant, not waterproof, I had to seal the entire base with GE 1 Silicone, which was quite a stinky hassle. At the very least, you'll want to seal all the edges with silicone to prevent substrate from leaking. All those complaints aside, it arrived in perfect condition, was easy to assemble, is lightweight for its size so even my noodle-arms could move it, and it makes a very handsome new home for my Kingsnake. I am very happy with how it came out!