Lees Kritter Keeper, X-Large Rectangle w/Lid(Assorted colors)

Hard to get lid off but otherwise good

We use kritter keepers of various sizes in our menagerie for very young New Caledonian geckos, or as temporary housing for quarantine or cleaning. This particular size (x-large) I purchased for a 14 gram Crestie so I dont have to lug its Exo Terra to our gecko-sitter while were on vacation. With some cork bark, fake plants, and an adjustable bamboo branch it should be very comfy in here for a few days! They arent the most durable, but theyre lightweight and inexpensive and seem to both hold humidity well and provide good ventilation. The clear plastic also makes for great viewing, but could make a tiny lizard nervous so we will cover three sides in paper to provide more security. I would not keep an adult in here for more than the time it takes to clean its normal tank though - a larger plastic storage tub would be more appropriate. And I dont think this would work at all for a reptile that needs supplemental heating and lighting.

I ordered this container to be a home for a Giant Desert Centipede. It is a great container for my centipede because the sides are tall enough that escape is impossible. The small feeding door on the top of the lid is easy to open. I do have to agree with the comment written by another person that the lid itself is difficult to remove. The lid is very tight and requires some perseverance to get off. For that reason, Ive given it four stars. Other than the lid being tricky to remove, I really like this container.

I used it for hermit crabs. Would of been better if it was longer width wise rather than in height (for my particular use) The top is a little difficult to get off but its ok. All in all its a pretty good hard plastic tank.

Exactly what I needed to hold my snake while I clean his tank or during feeding time. Thank you!

Worth every penny

Item as described. Satisfied.

nice

Excellent multipurpose containers. I use to house different sizes of crickets and Dubia Roaches.

I have pet garden snails and this is a great home for them. Like others have said the lid can be a bit of a pain to get off, but as Ive also got cats that occasionally like to jump onto the tanks and say hello to their shell-wearing housemates, a firm lid is probably a good thing. Ive recently adopted a trio of banana slugs as well, and theyve already grown quite a bit,cap I expect Ill be getting another of these for them soon!