Plastic Reptile Feeding Box, Turtle Breeding Box Transparent Reptile Terrarium Animal Habitat Cage Portable Container for Bearded Dragon Lizard Gecko

Price: $26.19
(as of Jul 11, 2025 05:39:09 UTC – Details)

Practical and convenient turtle tank for a friendlier and healthier living environment. size, not too big or too small, easy to carry and does not take up too much space. The large and deep design provides extra safety for your reptiles.

Features

-Color: Sky Blue
-Material: Plastic
-Size: 27.00 x 17.00 x 16.50cm/10.61 x 6.68 x 6.48inch
-Reasonable slope and basking platform design makes the turtles’ digestion and feeding easier.
-It can attract turtles and exercise their crawling ability. Very practical and convenient.
-The resting and feeding area of ​​this turtle tank can be used to store the turtles’ daily food.
-Made of plastic material, sturdy and practical.
-Observe the beauty of turtles every minute and experience the fun of breeding.
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 10.53 x 1 x 10.53 inches; 9.76 ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ VK04BZ59306A
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ June 6, 2023
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ iplusmile
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0C79ZHXNF
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China

Reptile Feeding Box:Hermit crab cages and turtle tanks can be used lure tortoises to climb and exercise their crawling ability, providing a useful and convenient tool for pet owners
Materials:Cages and tanks are made of plastic material with workmanship for durability, and some have unique design features such as handle covers for easy carrying
Portable Pet Houses:These cages and tanks are suitable for transportation, feeding, and small animal habitats, are compact, stackable, and lightweight for easy portability
Turtle Container:The transparent reptile breeding box provides a safe and creative environment for pets, while also allowing pet owners to observe their behavior. It is also a reptile feeding box
Widely Used:Transparent and terrariums are great for all kinds of reptiles, including snakes, tarantulas, geckos, crickets, snails, hermit crabs, frogs, lizards, and baby tortoises