OMEM Portable Reptile Terrarium Habitat for Mini Pet Houses Breathable Holes Stackable Container (Black-M)

Four our male Russian tortoise to transport him inside/outside instead of picking him up and carrying him. I know he is safe, its durable and nice looking. I can also set him down if needed for a moment and know he is safe.

Very sturdy and well made. Perfect size for our ball python hatchlings. Everything else I found was too small, poorly made, not enough ventilation, etc. These will house them nicely until they’re big enough for 20 gallon long tanks. These two specific baby ball pythons are master escape artists (thus being inside these containers WITHIN a 20 gallon long... hahaha) but they have yet to escape these. The included water dish is ok as long as you monitor its level, and even sort of securely fits into a corner using little feet thingys. However I like my balls to have more water to bathe in so I just fill the container to the airholes when they’re about to shed w warm water. They’re perfect soaking tubs too!!! I easily fit an adult green tree python in here to soak! I will be buying more! These are a bit pricy but they’re sturdy and well made, with lots of uses in the snake breeding world.

Product is decent. Personally, I think it should be a little cheaper considering the quality (the lid does not secure completely tight & water dish it comes with slips out of place easily), but overall I think it's a perfectfully acceptable feeder box/temporary holding place.. in my opinion this product should not be used for housing long-term, but that's just me.My 4 ft long Ball Python fed & rested comfortably afterwards in the size I purchased (Large).

Used for multiday drive across the US. Effective. Clean and well made. Maybe not meant for permanent housing because it's relatively flimsy plastic when not fully closed, but sturdy when intact.I taped the lid just in case but I don't think it was necessarily necessary, felt secure, but there was a lot of handling in my use case.

I’d like to first say my ball python is about a foot and is only in this tub for feeding or for me to clean his cage. But this is a good feeder box for snakes I’d recommend covering the tub with a light towel if you find your snake not eating it works for my snake.

I like the quality of the box and the lining of the holes. My only issue is it shouldn't be marketed as a large. It is more like a small. Petsmart has large critter keepers twice the size for only 16$ I almost went with but I liked the style of this more too keep roaches in. I was debating on returning as my bearded dragon would have no room to even turn around in if I tried feeding her in this. I would not consider this a large and I bit disappointed for the price. If your looking for something for your beardie or large lizard to move around in I would say don't purchase this. I would consider it barley a M side tubberware container only for the height the bottom length more like a smalle.

I ordered two large containers to serve as quarantine tanks for new snakes I plan on buying from an expo. (They're a good size for small snakes that can fit into deli cup containers.)Each came with a free water dish. One of them arrived cracked, but the crack was small and in a place that won't endanger the animal inside in any way. They're not the toughest containers ever, but I think that's fairly obvious since they're made of plastic. It's pretty rigid plastic, though.I plan to spray them down with Provent-a-Mite. Will update on how well that goes, and how they serve their function.Update: The boxes are serving their quarantine purpose well. My two new snakes are cozy and safe, and the mite treatment took well to the boxes. :)

We purchased this for our two year old gecko to travel with and it worked great for us. It was study and there were enough breathing holes provided. Would recommend for smaller animals.