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68 Gallon Reptile Enclosure (36"x24"x18")

$175.00USD

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After listening to feedback from our customers, we have created a smaller habitat for reptiles, with all the incredible features from our best-selling 120-gallon enclosure. Our new 68-gallon enclosures have just landed at Symton HQ and we are excited to share them with you!

Symton's custom-designed 68-gallon reptile enclosure is perfect for smaller reptiles, including baby bearded dragons, geckos, turtles, hedgehogs, and more. These tanks are designed with your feedback in mind to provide a high-quality, long-lasting, safe, and spacious dwelling for most reptiles. These habitats are also stackable, with purchase of Symton Snap 'N Stack pieces.

L I M I T E D T I M E O N L Y

68-gallon tank - 36"x24"x18" LxWxH
Clear substrate barrier with added height to allow for more layers of substrate and visibility for bioactive enclosures
Sturdy aluminum frame with rounded edges and corner fittings, durable PVC side panels, sliding acrylic doors, and aluminum screen on top
Thick PVC and acrylic panels provide superior heat retention (and save ~50% energy)
Maintains humidity and heat
Lightweight (25 pounds!) & easy to move
Easy to assemble (seriously - takes 20 minutes!)

$25 flat rate shipping per enclosure. Shipped flat.

ALL SALES ARE FINAL FOR THIS PRODUCT

Includes a mallet for easy setup. No additional tools are required! Make sure to remove the plastic protective layer off of each piece prior to assembly.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

PLEASE NOTE:

Buying an enclosure is an important investment for the well-being of your pet, and we want you to be happy with your purchase. We will be limiting the number of enclosures we sell initially so that we can follow up with customers and get feedback / to find ways to improve our new line of habitats and enclosures.

SNAKES?

If you are planning on buying this enclosure for a snake, we HIGHLY recommend adding sliding door ratchet locks to ensure that there are no "emergency exits" for the snake to get out of between the sliding doors. Tank setup in photos shows sliding door lock.