Zoo Med Creatures Habitat Kit, 3 Gallon

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Zoo Meds Creatures Habitat Kit is ideal for spiders (including tarantulas) insects and other invertebrates. Kit Includes: Creature Soil (1 qt size), Creature Cave (med), Naturalistic Flora (small plastic plant) and insect guide. Features - Stainless steel rust proof screen mesh. 8.75" x 8.5" x 11.75" (22 x 21.5 x 30 cm).

- Creatures Habitat Kit is ideal for spiders (including tarantulas) insects and other invertebrates.
- Kit Includes: Creature Soil (1 qt size), Creature Cave (med), Naturalistic Flora (small plastic plant) and insect guide.
- Features - Stainless steel rust proof screen mesh.
- 8.75" x 8.5" x 11.75" (22 x 21.5 x 30 cm).

Specifications

SKU	2992630
Primary Brand	Zoo Med
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day
Weight	6.15 LBS

Additional Features

Personalized Item flag	No

Item Dimensions

Volume	3 GAL
Length	11.75 IN
Height	8.75 IN
Width	8.5 IN

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26 out of 42 (62%) reviewers recommend this product

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Great for crestie hatchlings

Slb23

5 years ago

I breed crested geckos and I’m obsessed with these tanks for the hatching pairs!...

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Warning: Do not buy for a tarantula!

TheTarantulaMan

5 years ago

This tank shouldn’t be used for an arboreal tarantula. This is because the tank ...

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These are great, Bought for my stick bugs and it's perfect for them.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Got it to house my mantis hatchlings. So far so good. The mantis babies and the flightless flies that they eat cannot get out through any of the holes. I would highly recommend it as a first terrarium because it come with all the fixings that you would need to instantly start housing any small critters (substrate, cave log, hanging fake plant). I got it on sale for $25 and would buy another when it need more space. They only thing that would improve it is if there were side glass doors. Having said that the plastic ceiling mesh door is working out pretty.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Very awsome kit got it for a baby tarantula !!!!!!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Purchase for baby bush vipers and notice the gap in between the locks are a perfect space for a escape I would not take a chance putting anything that’s small enough to live in this space is small enough to escape horrible design

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Great deal for what you get, I use it for my turantula. I added some driftwood, a koi pond water dish, and a rocky background image. For lighting I just used a small clip on reading light.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Warning: dimensions on the product are wrong on the website. It is not 11.75 length but height. This matters if you want to try to design a bottom using bath tiles for humidity purposes.

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I dropped it from 1ft off the ground and side shattered

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Not happy with this cage. It’s trash. Spider got out of it twice.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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8 months ago

Would this work for a pet garden snail?

1 year ago

Is it front opening ?

1 year ago
No

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2 years ago

Can this house a hatchling chameleon?

2 years ago
Yes!

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2 years ago

Could you lay the tank on its side to use for hermit crabs?

2 years ago
No. This enclosure is way too small for hermit crabs. You may want to spend some time researching hermit crab care sheets. In particular, the Land Hermit Crab Society or Hermit Crab Association are excellent places to get care information.

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3 years ago

I was wondering if the Zoo med screen clips would work with this terrarium. I saw that petco sells them for $2.98.I saw that a couple of people mentioned having problems with the top and I would like to be able to use the clips that are sold extra.

3 years ago
The tops latch into the enclosure, there's no need for an additional latch. These enclosures aren't like the older models labeled Bugariums, which just had a screen top that settled over the top of the glass, the top of this enclosure is plastic attached to the glass with a separate plastic/screen mesh lid that locks into place with a tab on each the sides.

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3 years ago

Can I keep a Juvenile to adult mourning gecko (only one)

3 years ago
If it's a full sized adult yes. But I don't recommend it. The lid is held in place by 2 clips, on on each side. There is a large enough gap that your gecko may escape and definitely any fruit flies are able to get out of.

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4 years ago

Can this house a (Praying) Mantis?

4 years ago
Depends on the species. You need to figure out the minimum measurement for the species you intend to keep. It also needs some minor modifications to the lid to make it safe for their feet. It should also be noted that top opening enclosures aren't recommended for mantis, but you *can* do it.

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4 years ago

How big are the holes in that terrarium? Just because my baby praying mantids will eat small enough food to escape what i have experienced!

4 years ago

Will a group of carnivorous plants do well in this tank?

4 years ago

Can I use this for a baby flat rock scorpion since they're about an inch?

4 years ago
no thy need flat tanks i say get the zoo med creatures low profile not the high profile one thee scorpion can live in the low profile one for the first half of its life

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