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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gizalba" data-source="post: 198751" data-attributes="member: 31253">I have quite a few exo terra plastic faunariums. I second the above point about the only real problem being crickets and red runners escaping. So I prefer them for my adult tarantulas who can take bigger dubia roaches. The ventilation seems good.The exo terra ones seem to vary in price across time on amazon so sometimes I find the following cheaper and prefer them in some ways. They are slightly shorter in length but a bit deeper > <a href="https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/301054844145?var=600188818434" target="_blank">https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/301054844145?var=600188818434</a> For the arboreals, I'm not sure how big you are needing but I have some 20x20x30cm ones from tropical factory ones which I really like for the price. I only have ones with the sliding glass piece as a door which isn't the most ideal however they are starting to make hinged door ones if you want to pay a bit extra. They also don't have mesh lids (but do have some extra ventilation under the bottom lip), so I actually prefer them to the exo terra nano ones. I would be concerned with a mesh lid of e.g. a pokie biting its way out which I've heard of happening. <a href="https://tfuk.ltd/product-category/terrariums/glass/" target="_blank">https://tfuk.ltd/product-category/terrariums/glass/</a>I have got my eye on the 35 x 35 x 50 one for when my biggest arboreals get towards full sized, however it always seems to be out of stock so far.</blockquote>

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