Zoo Med ReptiBreeze Open Air Screen Cage, Small, 16 x 16 x 20-Inches

Very well-made and assembled easily on my kitchen counter in about 15 minutes. PERFECT Monarch caterpillar hatchery! I saw a lot of reviews noting damage, and I would suggest the box they use should be a bit heavier since it also ships in that retail box; my box came tore open but luckily no damage.

This terrarium is very spacious and it's very well made! Set up took around 20 minutes and was relatively easy, it may seem like the screws aren't going through/stripping but it just takes some force to screw in. I love how the mesh is metal instead of fabric of plastic, it's really sturdy but light! If anyone is curious the bottom part is 15 1/2 L x 5 1/2 W. I love this product and will definitely buy again/the larger terrarium!

Really easy to assemble and fits a small tree in there. Lots of space and did not come broken. The only thing is that the bottom kind of slips so we put a trash bag over it since it has small gaps as it not that stable. Other than that great cage for the price!

Sleek cool design for sure; however, two sides slightly bent. Didn’t think it would be an issue, yet it made it harder to line up to put together.

Save you money not worth the price cage came with hole in the screen and the box was beat up.

The box came opened. No tape or anything, just an opened box. I was afraid it was damaged but it was fine. People say it's flimsy but I disagree. While putting this together I made sure not to tighten any of the screws until the whole thing was assembled. Then I went around and tightened all the screws and everything fit into place perfectly. The only thing I'd change is I'd make the top screen thicker so lighting domes can be placed on it. That and I'd make the back panel glass because almost everything I have for my habitat uses suction cups and you can't use those with this. I'm actually wondering how to hang anything in there at all🤔 For now I used some thread to hold the hanging stuff in place but it shouldn't be permanent. But overall it's great and it's way bigger than I thought. My frogs love it so far. It's light and way easier to clean than a glass tank.

This is the second open air screen cage I have bought. I already have the 24x24x48 by the same maker. Despite it seeming a bit flimsy, it works great. The downfall is there is no where to hook anything. You have to attach stuff right to the screen. I use the tiny zip ties which just fit if you make the screen hole a little larger. Be careful though as the screening breaks easily if you push too hard. I have placed sticks etc right up agains the screen and so far none have broken through so it's sturdy enough if you are careful. You can sit the lighting fixures right on top and it holds up well. I have a gallon milk jug that I cleaned out well and filled half way with water that I use for a dripper. This sits on the top of the cage and I have had no problems with it or the stick that is next to it that actually touches the top of the screened cage. It has not poked through at all. So, you can figure out how to hang stuff if you are creative. Oh, bread ties that are coated in plastic work great too for attaching stuff. The doors have very tiny cracks around them and none of my live feeders have escaped. I have read issues with this from other posts and I would reocommend returning it if the space around the doors is big enough for feeders to escape. I would recommend this item. FYI my veiled chameleon loves it!

Big gap between door and bottom piece (cleaning door)Crickets will escapeOther than that good quality