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Zilla Fresh Air Terrarium Screen Cover
Description
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Be the boss of your reptile kingdom with the Zilla Fresh Air Terrarium Screen Cover! This amazing product has been crafted especially for the unique needs of your cold-blooded buddies. With its metal mesh design, it allows for healthy air exchange that will keep your pets healthy and active. Whether you've got a tiny gecko or a giant iguana, this cover is tough enough to withstand even the most aggressive clawing. And with its long-lasting black steel frame, this cover will stay in shape through years of daily use. Looking for extra security? Accessorize your Zilla Fresh Air Terrarium Screen Cover with our awesome screen clips, combination locks and cord access port (all sold separately) for added peace of mind.
- - Promotes essential air flow in reptile terrariums
- - Durable black steel frame that stands up to years of use
- - Strong and escape-proof wire mesh screening
- - Withstands high temperatures generated by heating devices
- - Can be accessorized with screen clips, combination locks and cord access port (sold separately)
- - Designed specifically with lighting hoods in mind
Specifications
| SKU | 1267680 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Zilla |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 48 IN |
|---|---|
| Width | 18 IN |
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Mike SV
Yes, I recommend this product.
Bridget Valdvinos
No, I do not recommend this product.
Turtles stay in
Muke
Yes, I recommend this product.
Screen fits 75 gal.tank
Jackueline
Yes, I recommend this product.
It fits
Stupidname10000
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great, but not perfect.
DiabloSerpentino
Yes, I recommend this product.
Awesome!
HLH12
No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
will it fit on a 48.25" x 12.75" x 21"
- Hello! Yes, this Zilla Fresh Air Terrarium Screen Cover 48"x18" should fit your dimensions of 48.25" x 12.75" x 21"
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Someone said this mesh top fits a 75 gallon tank (48x18). I was wondering how exactly it goes on the top of the tank, does it slide in somehow? or do I need clamps to keep it in place?
- The screen lid fits over the plastic rim of the glass aquarium and will stay in place on its own, but there are clips available from Zilla which will keep it locked in place if you have animals that require the lid to be secure. Also, from personal experience - you do not want to use any other brand of clips - Zilla makes the absolute best locking clips irrespective of the fact that they are designed to be used by their own brand of screen lid.
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Will this fit a aqueon 75 gallon tank?
- Yes, that’s what we have
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Does anyone know if it fits a 75 gallon top fin brand tank?
- No it does. Not and should not be pictured with that tank.
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Would this fit a 50 x 18 tank or would it be too small?
- Hi there! Our 48 x 18" Fresh Air Terrarium Screen Cover is intended to fit a terrarium that is sized 75 and 90G. We hope this information helps! Should you have any additional inquiries, please don't hesitate to contact us directly at 1-888-255-4527.
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Is 48x18 the true measurement or is it 47x17?
- This 48 x 18 Screen Cover fits a 75g or 90g terrarium. The actual (outside) dimensions are: 48.5" x 19" x 0.75"
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My red eared slider is not basking even though I brought a uvb light for her just like one of the pet coach vets told me because he has soft shell.I place the light on top of a Zilla screen cover but she still don't get on.I can't really dry dock her because I have a hood for my uvb light.How can I make her to bask and is the Zilla cover okay for her?
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