REPTI ZOO 2nd-Generation 120 Gallon Reptile Terrarium 48" x 24" x 24", Black-Tinted Glass ECO-Terrarium to Reduce Stress, Fully Knock-Down RKF0318B

120 Gallon Reptile Terrarium features：

【FULL GLASS REPTILE TERRARIUM 120 GALLON】 Patented design terrarium tank 48" x 24" x 24". Made of high quality tempered glass for sturdy and safety, this wide terrarium tank is suitable for normal reptile amphibian pets as bearded dragon, lizard, crested gecko, frog, snake, tortoise and more.

【BLACK-TINTED SIDES &WATERPROOF FLOOR】Black-tinted sides and rear windows to reduce stress for the animals.Front transparent glass doors to watch the pets clearly.Waterproof floor for animals requiring moisture.

【GOOD VENTILATION AND UVB/HEAT IRRADIATION】Screen top provides ventilation and allows uvb and infrared penetration. Front sliding doors can open easily to feed your pet and prevent escape with the secure lock.

【MORE WIRE ORGANIZATION HOLES】Prepared inlets on top and right for wires and tubing. Extra cable pass for 4 wires organization.And 8 cm depth raised bottom plate provides adequate ventilation and enough spaces for accessories such as UTH(under tank heater).

【FREE-REPLACEMENT SERVICE】Easy to install or disassemble in 5 minutes with step by step instructions; (The backgroud is not included). Our glass terrariums are carefully packaged with heavy box of tough cardboard and reinforced foam for transportation. Should you have any questions when receive it, please feel free to contact us. Free replacement service provided for damaged parts.

120 Gallon Reptile Terrarium

Glass terrariums are the preferred choice of professional Herpetologists. They offer the best viewing for your animal; they are suitable for damp and humid conditions, are hygienic and easy to clean.Glass also maintains the correct heat gradient more safely and easily-maintaining the correct heat gradient is critical to a reptile’s and amphibian’s well-being as they use external heat sources in their environment to regulate their body temperatures.

In the wild these animals move around within their habitat (from sunlight to shade, or from above ground to burrows, for example) to regulate their body temperature. If they get too cool, their metabolism slows (and in conditions that are too hot or too cold, they enter states of inactivity or hibernation).

Maintaining the appropriate temperature is vital to bodily functions such as digestion. It is important to provide the proper temperature conditions in order for the animal to grow and thrive.

For many reptiles, it is not simply a matter of providing a constant temperature, however. They require a thermal gradient or a range of temperatures from a high end to a low end. Thus, the animal can move to a higher temperature or lower temperature to suit its needs at any given time.