PawHut Turtle Tank Reptile Aquarium Hermit Crab Habitat With Basking Platform Feeding Trough Ramp 19″ X 12″ X 10″ White

When the winter weather is too cold for your little one to be outside any more, this PawHut hermit crab tank will be the ideal temporary habitat for him. This turtle house has two rooms of water and sunbathing areas, giving your turtle space to walk around and rest. It has a large removable mesh top to hold UVA and UVB lights and other tank accessories. The height and width of the tank also provides plenty of space for a low level waterfall filter in the tank.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• ACTIVITY CENTER: Comes with the feeding trough, basking platform and wide ramp, it provides a good habitat for pets to exercise and relax. With a drain hole at the bottom for draining.
• INDOOR & OUTDOOR USE: Use indoors to keep tortoise safe during cold winter days, and use outdoors to provide natural sunlight in warm days.
• EASY ACCESS & VISIBILITY: A large acrylic door panel at the front gives you a clear view of your pets and allows pets easy access. And to avoid escape, the panel has 2 swivel locks which also act as easy access handles.
• AIR CIRCULATION: Made of wire mesh to provide adequate ventilation and is easy for placing lamp. Ventilation holes on the top and sides of the front door for air circulation.
• PRODUCT DIMENSION: Overall Dimension: 19″L x 12.5″W x 10″H. No installation for easy use. Suitable for turtle and other reptile pets.
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