Reddit reviews Exo Terra Glass Natural Terrarium Kit, for Reptiles and Amphibians, Nano Tall, 8 x 8 x 12 inches, PT2601A1
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Glass terrarium for reptiles or amphibiansPatented front window ventilationRaised bottom frame in order to fit a substrate heater and has a waterproof bottomEscape-proof dual doors lock to prevent escapeClosable inlets for wires and/or tubing managementReptile Terrarium Dimensions: 8 W x 8 D x 12 H inches (20.32 x 20.32 x 30 cm)
I think it was from a garage sale but this is the most common brand. It’s an “Exo”. They come in all sizes as well.
Exo Terra Glass Natural Terrarium Nano/Tall - 8 x 8 x 12 Inches https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0041P5PBE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_f9D1Bb3CEG7J4
Exo Terra Glass Natural Terrarium Nano/Tall - 8 x 8 x 12 Inches https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0041P5PBE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_ociTAb97ASA23
Is this what you’re talking about
These [ExoTerra tall] (http://www.amazon.com/Exo-Terra-Glass-Natural-Terrarium/dp/B0041P5PBE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426604104&sr=8-1&keywords=exoterra+tall) reptile habitats make great mantis vivaria, too. The one I linked is the Nano, but I use the Small; it's 18x18x24.
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http://www.amazon.com/Exo-Terra-Glass-Natural-Terrarium/dp/B0041P5PBE
No problem. I don't want to scare you out of getting him a T (far from it!), I just was alarmed by your post. I think in this case it's best to err on the side of caution.
I thought of another blue one that can be easy to care for: Avicularia metallica. They are arboreal, so they will require a smallish vertical tank (like this ), a small amount of substrate (like Eco Earth), some cork bark positioned vertically for webbing, and a water dish.
Yeah I'd say it really depends on the species but also your environment. I live in a really, really dry place so keeping any tropical species (or even most "normal" species) requires extra attention to moisture. I definitely need glass containers and to keep the substrate pretty damp everyday. When I travel to the other side of my state I don't need that level of daily care to maintain the moisture levels. I'm sure you'll figure it out with time, based on the species and where you live. Personally, I really like these tanks for most species except maybe the super dry species (or like wondering violins that need better grip than glass). It's a little bit big for nymphs but a good middle of the road size. I've kept Ghost's all the way up through full sized female Malaysian Dead Leaf's in one of these tanks. Good luck! 🙂🤙
https://www.amazon.com/Exo-Terra-Glass-Natural-Terrarium/dp/B0041P5PBE/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=exo+terra+terrarium&qid=1567954987&s=gateway&sprefix=exo+&sr=8-1
Judging by the single door, they look like Exo Terra Nano Tall Terrarium. They're 8"x8"x12". I use the mini tall that are 12"x12"x18" for my arboreals.
Edit: I would like to add, if you're considering buying one (or some) of these cages, I don't recommend ordering them online. I bought 2 from Amazon. One showed up fine, but the other one (according to the FedEx tracking site) made it to the FedEx facility nearest me, was marked "damaged" and returned to the seller. They issued me a refund, and I ordered a replacement. When it arrived at my house, one of the glass walls was broken. So, of the 3 I ordered, only 1 made it intact. I got another refund on the 3rd one and went to Pet Smart to buy one.
The problem with shipping them is when they're packaged, the glass doors aren't installed, they're just taped together and loose inside the terrarium. So you're basically shipping a large glass box with 2 panes of glass rattling around inside. And neither of the sellers I ordered from on Amazon even marked the boxes "fragile" or "glass".