Exo Terra Pro Terrarium M Low Terrarium 60x45x30cm Golden 60 x 45 x 30 cm. The Exo Terra Pro Terrarium M Low offers a professional glass habitat for ground-dwelling reptiles and amphibians. Featuring dual front-opening doors for stress-free access, a secure lock, and superior front window ventilation, it ensures optimal airflow and visibility. The removable stainless steel mesh top allows for easy decoration and light penetration. Its waterproof, raised bottom accommodates substrate heaters and supports humid or semi-aquatic setups. Ideal for species like leopard geckos and garter snakes, this 60x45x30cm terrarium provides a safe, functional, and aesthetically pleasing environment. Exo Terra Pro Terrarium M Low 60x45x30cm - Professional Glass Reptile HabitatDiscover the ultimate environment for your ground-dwelling reptiles and amphibians with the Exo Terra Pro Terrarium M Low. Designed by European herpetologists, this professional-grade glass enclosure prioritizes your pet´s health, safety, and comfort. Its expansive horizontal layout provides an enriched living space, making it the ideal choice for species that thrive with more floor area to explore, burrow, and thermoregulate.The Exo Terra Pro Terrarium is engineered for excellence. Its standout feature is the dual front-opening doors, which allow for easy, stress-free access for feeding, cleaning, and maintenance. This design prevents the need to reach in from above, a movement that can be perceived as a threat by many reptile species. A specially designed lock is integrated to prevent escapes, offering you complete peace of mind that your pet is secure.Experience superior airflow with the patented front window ventilation system. This innovative feature ensures a constant, healthy circulation of air throughout the habitat, minimizing condensation on the front glass for a consistently clear view and preventing the buildup of stagnant air. The full stainless steel mesh top screen is fully removable for easy access and decoration. It provides excellent ventilation and allows for optimal penetration of both UVB and infrared light, which is essential for the health and well-being of many species.Versatility is at the core of its design. The terrarium features a raised bottom frame, which allows for the easy installation of substrate heaters or heat cables to achieve the perfect temperature gradient. The fixed, waterproof bottom is tested for its reliability, enabling you to create a humid environment with deep substrate layers or even a semi-aquatic paludarium-style setup without the risk of leaks. For a clean and organized setup, the back of the screen cover includes closable inlets for wires and tubing, keeping all your essential equipment neatly managed and preventing even the smallest feeder insects or reptiles from escaping.This medium-low terrarium is the perfect habitat for a wide range of terrestrial species, including leopard geckos, garter snakes, smaller tortoise species, bearded dragon juveniles, and various ground-dwelling amphibians and invertebrates. Its sleek design and professional features make it a stunning centerpiece that showcases your animal in a safe, functional, and aesthetically pleasing environment.Technical Specifications:* Product: Exo Terra Pro Terrarium M Low* Dimensions (LxWxH): 60x45 x 30 cm (24 x 18 x 12)* Material: Glass, Stainless Steel Mesh Top* Access: Dual Front-Opening Doors, Removable Top Screen* Bottom: Waterproof, Raised for Substrate Heater Mounting* Security: Integrated Front Door LockAttributes:* Containers, Reptiles. tradeinn Bricoinn
AmazonLockable front door as "escape protection" Removable and lockable mesh cover for easy maintenance Adjustable ventilation system to prevent condensation High quality stainless steel mesh cover for optimal UVB penetration Compatible with the Monsoon irrigation system (not included)
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