Large Bioactive PVC Reptile Enclosure with Tempered Glass Doors

Upgrade your reptile’s habitat with the Large Bioactive PVC Enclosure. Made from high-quality, lightweight, and waterproof PVC, it’s easy to clean and built to last. Its bioactive-ready design supports a thriving ecosystem with substrate, live plants, and microfauna for a natural, healthy environment.

Key Features:

• Spacious interior suitable for climbing, basking, burrowing, and exploring
• Perfect for large reptiles such as pythons, iguanas, and monitors
• Tempered glass doors for clear visibility, safety, and easy access
• Superior ventilation system to maintain airflow, humidity, and temperature balance
• Customizable heating and lighting options to suit different reptile species

Design and Construction:

• Constructed from ½" premium PVC plastic
• Doors made from ¼" clear plexiglass or tempered glass
• Laser-cut panels assembled by hand with sealed joints for long-term durability
• Delivered fully assembled for convenience
• Retains heat and humidity efficiently
• Available in multiple color options
• Customization options include: screen cutout, heat tape, lighting, vents, casters, and door styles

Benefits of PVC Enclosures:

• 75% lighter than wooden or glass alternatives
• Waterproof and chemical resistant
• Excellent insulation for stable temperature and humidity
• Non-reflective interior for a calm environment
• Easy to clean and maintain without degradation over time

This enclosure is ideal for snakes, lizards, frogs, and invertebrates.

Lighting Options:

• Single or dual 6" screen cutouts (compatible with heat domes up to 5.5", not included)
• Ceiling-mounted 24" or 48" T5 HO grow light with UVB capabilities

Heating Options:

• 11" x 16" heat tape available
• Radiant Heat Panels in 28W, 40W, 80W, and 120W

Important Notes:

• All cages are built to order and are subject to current lead times
• Always use a thermostat with heat tape or heat pads. We are not responsible for damages caused by heating elements.

Recommended Minimum Enclosure Sizes:

• Ackie Monitor: 5×2.5×4, preferred 6×2×3
• African Fat Tailed Gecko: 3×2×18”
• Anole: 2×2×3, suitable for multiple anoles
• Ball Python: 4×2×2, preferred 6×2×3
• Bearded Dragon: 4×2×2, preferred 6×2×3
• Black Throat Monitor: 7×5×5
• Blue Tongue Skink: 4×2×2, preferred 6×2×2
• Boa Constrictor: 6×2×3, preferred 8×4×4
• Brazilian Boa: 6×3×6
• Bull Snake: 4×2×2
• Burmese Python: Best to designate a room in your home
• California King Snake: 4×2×2
• Carpet Python: 4×2×2, preferred 6×2×3
• Corn Snake: 4×2×2
• Crested Gecko: Minimum 2×2×3
• Crocodile Skink: Minimum 3×2×18”Dart
• Frog: Minimum 3×2×18” for multiple frogs
• Dumerils Boa: Minimum 6×2×3, Preferred 8×4×4
• Fire Skink: Minimum 2×2×3, Preferred 4×2×2
• Gargoyle Gecko: Minimum 2×2×3
• Garter Snake: Minimum 3×2×2, Preferred 4×2×2
• Green Anaconda: Best to designate a room in your home
• Green Iguana: Minimum 8×4×6
• Green Tree Python: Minimum 2×2×4
• Hognose Snake: Minimum 3×2×18”, Preferred 3×2×2
• Jackson’s Chameleon: Minimum 2×2×4
• Kenyan Sand Boa: Minimum 3×2×2
• Leaf-Tailed Gecko: Minimum 2×2×4
• Leopard Gecko: Minimum 3×2×18”
• Mexican Black King Snake: Minimum 4×2×2
• Milk Snake: Minimum 4×2×2
• Monkey Tailed Skink: Minimum 4×2×5
• Mourning Gecko: Minimum 2×2×3, Suitable for multiple geckos
• Panther Chameleon: Minimum 2×2×4
• Rainbow Boa: Minimum 4×2×2
• Rat Snake: Minimum 4×2×2
• Red Eye Tree Frog: Minimum 2×2×3
• Redfoot Tortoise: Minimum 8×4 (Tortoise Table)
• Reticulated Python: Best to designate a room in your home
• Rosy Boa: Minimum 3×2×2
• Russian Tortoise: Minimum 8×4 (Tortoise Table)
• Savannah Monitor: Minimum 8×4×4
• Sudan Plated Lizard: Minimum 4×2×2, Preferred 6×2×3
• Sulcata Tortoise: Large yard recommended; up to 3ft long, 150 lbs
• Super Dwarf Reticulated: Minimum 8×4×4, Preferred 8×4×6
• Argentine Tegu: Minimum 8×4×4
• Colombian Tegu: Minimum 6×3×3
• Uromastyx: Minimum 4×2×2, Preferred 6×2×2
• Veiled Chameleon: Minimum 2×2×4
• Water Monitor: Best to designate a room in your home
• Whites Tree Frog: Minimum 2×2×3
• Woma Python: Minimum 4×2×2

Extremely large reptiles, such as Burmese Pythons, Reticulated Pythons, Green Anacondas, and Water Monitors, should have a dedicated room to meet their space and habitat needs.