Exo Terra Glass Terrarium 45x45x60cm with Drainage System

What is an Exo Terra Glass Terrarium 45x45x60cm with Drainage System?

The Exo Terra Glass Terrarium 45x45x60cm with Drainage System offers incredible views of your creatures in a luxurious habitat thanks to its all-glass single door design. With its innovative patented dual ventilation system, this terrarium creates the perfect airflow to avoid the build-up of condensation. Although the tank is designed to house Tree Frogs, it is also suited to Reed Frogs, Dart Frogs, small Geckos, Lizards, Garter Snakes and Grass Snakes. It even has an easy drainage system, for the quick removal of excess water, and a clip for a Monsoon hose.

What are the benefits of the Exo Terra Glass Terrarium 45x45x60cm with Drainage System?

As the Exo Terra Glass Terrarium 45x45x60cm with Drainage System comes pre-built, you'll be able to completely avoid frustrating DIY and get to the fun of reptile and amphibian keeping faster. It has everything you'd expect in a terrarium as well as a convenient built-in drainage system and background. The Exo Terra Tree Frog Terrarium is a fantastic choice for both first-timers and pro amphibian keepers alike.

What else should I buy with the Exo Terra Glass Terrarium 45x45x60cm with Drainage System?

Your Exo Terra Glass Terrarium 45x45x60cm with Drainage System will need to be outfitted for its inhabitants. Depending on which species you are thinking of keeping, you may need a more efficient drainage solution, such as the Exo Terra Bio Drain Terrarium Draining Mesh or Draining Substrate, and tropical lighting, such as the Exo Terra TerraSky Planted Terrarium Light.

Which species can be kept in an Exo Terra Glass Terrarium 45x45x60cm with Drainage System?

While the Exo Terra Glass Terrarium 45x45x60cm with Drainage System is designed to be the perfect habitat for Tree Frogs it can also make a comfortable home for Reed Frogs, Dart Frogs, small Geckos, Lizards, Garter Snakes and Grass Snakes. You will need to outfit the terrarium in different ways for each species so be sure to do plenty of research to ensure nothing is missed.