Zilla Micro Habitat Terrarium, Arboreal, with Locking Latch, for Isopods, Spiders, Insects, Small

I recently purchased the Zilla Micro Habitat Terrarium Enclosure for my jumping spider, and it has been an absolutely fantastic choice. My spider loves it, and I’m equally impressed with its quality and functionality.Design and Size:The terrarium is perfectly sized for my jumping spider, providing ample space to explore while still feeling secure. The design is sleek and practical, with clear walls that allow for easy viewing from all angles. This makes it a wonderful display piece for my little companion.Ease of Cleaning:One of the standout features of this enclosure is how easy it is to clean. The terrarium comes apart effortlessly, allowing me to reach every corner without any hassle. Maintaining a clean environment for my spider is crucial, and this terrarium makes that task incredibly simple and efficient.Ventilation:The ventilation is excellent, ensuring that there is always fresh air circulating inside the enclosure. This is essential for the health and well-being of my spider, and it gives me peace of mind knowing that the habitat is well-ventilated.Durability:The materials used in this terrarium are high-quality and durable. It feels sturdy and well-constructed, which is important for providing a safe and secure home for my pet. I have no concerns about its longevity or ability to withstand regular cleaning and handling.Accessibility:The access doors are well-designed, making it easy to feed and interact with my spider. This feature adds to the overall convenience of the enclosure, making daily care routines smooth and straightforward.Value for Money:Considering the thoughtful design, ease of maintenance, and quality construction, the Zilla Micro Habitat Terrarium Enclosure offers excellent value for money. It’s a worthwhile investment for any jumping spider owner or anyone looking to house small pets.Overall Experience:Overall, I couldn’t be happier with this terrarium. It’s provided a perfect home for my jumping spider, who has thrived since moving in. The ease of cleaning and excellent design have made my life easier, and I highly recommend this enclosure to anyone looking for a high-quality, functional, and aesthetically pleasing habitat for their small pets.

Cost effective! Clear! Functional as they are easy to assemble, disassemble and clean. Easy to open and close with a lock. Stackable! (I just realized that’s what the cutout on the front bottom is for!) Sturdy which is necessary since these get moved around multiple times a day. No scratches yet despite many people handling and moving.Only issue thus far is that one is the rubber bands used to secure the sides (etc) broke immediately when we used it. This wasn’t a problem because there were a few extra in the package, and you really don’t need to secure all 13 places. Habitat will stay together fine with a few missing. You can also just use a regular rubber band or hair tie in its place.

I got this enclosure for a regal jumping spider, I was able to put it together easily, completely with one hand! As I have a disability and only have use of my left hand. It's a nice size for a spider that is still growing. The latch on top is difficult to attach and we opted not to even use it. the door latches well on it's own. There are no gaps that a larger spider could escape through. I haven't gotten my spider yet, but I will update my review and add more pictures when I add him to the enclosure! I added a hydrometer to read the temperature, and humidity in the enclosure, and I put an LED tealight on top for lighting. So far so good! With coco soil on the bottom and a little moss, the humidity is staying where it needs to be with just a spritz of water to a wall, and the soil.

Great little enclosure for a reasonable price! I use mine for my jumping spiders but be aware that smaller invertebrates/animals can escape through the lock hole if left open. Assembly was straightforward, just be sure to get the film off of *both* sides of the plastic. It comes with everything you need and simple instructions, I would trust that any child that can follow a lego set instruction book could figure it out. My main gripes with the enclosure are that the side vents are fiddly and even larger hydei fruit flies can pass through them which makes feeding with them obnoxious since they just squeak right out (I have put screening over mine to avoid this) and the lock hole as well as the side "hinge" holes at the front of the enclosure are also large enough for prey items or small animals to sneak through (I taped mine up to avoid this). Also, the lock itself is very fussy, I personally dislike it even if the design is a great concept for stacking multiple enclosures. Mine came with one of the two pins on the lock shorter than the other so it never fit right and fell off constantly so I superglued it in place upright and taped up the lock hole because I was simply sick of it. My last gripe is that if you spray the sides of the enclosure the water can slide through between the wall and the bottom and end up leaving a mess outside of the enclosure but that's a relatively small issue.All in all, it's a good enough enclosure for a temporary setup or for young hobbyists but it needs so many modifications to make it viable as a long term solution that I recommend you purchase something else if that's your ultimate goal.