unipaws 50 Gallon Reptile Tank | Front-Opening Leopard Gecko Terrarium

Spacious, reptile-friendly design

The unipaws 50 gallon reptile tank offers ample room for climbing, exploring, and settling into thick substrates. At 36-inch x 17.5-inch x 18-inch (91.5 x 45 x 45.5 cm), it's a generous canvas for active lizards and other dry-loving species.

Desert-ready construction with heat retention

Designed to support desert-dwelling species, the engineered wood-style build helps minimize heat loss while maintaining a cozy microclimate. This enclosure is optimized for warm, dry environments and is not ideal for high humidity or aquatic setups.

Front-opening doors for visibility and feeding

The high-transparency sliding glass doors provide a panoramic view for easy observation and feeding. A custom metal lock and silicone gap-seal bars help keep your pets secure, while door handles glide smoothly.

• Clear, unobstructed view of your reptile from multiple angles
• Locking doors with a seal to minimize escapes
• Easy access for feeding, inspection, and routine maintenance

Clean, organized power with cable management

Side panels feature rotating cable holes to neatly route up to four cords for heating pads, thermometers, or UVB lamps. This keeps cables tidy while the enclosure remains securely closed.

• Up to four cables neatly routed without clutter
• Simple adjustments without opening the habitat
• Reduced cord wear and improved airflow around equipment

Aesthetic, furniture-grade finish

The sleek black wood-grain finish goes beyond a typical tank, blending into living spaces as a stylish piece of pet furniture. It’s designed to coexist with your home décor while housing your reptile.

Stackable design for growing collections

When you’re ready to expand, the enclosure is built to stack with a separate stacker (sold separately). This lets you scale your setup vertically as your reptile family grows.

Ventilation and usage notes

Top-area ventilation supports airflow in dry environments, helping maintain appropriate conditions for desert species. Remember to avoid consistently high humidity environments to protect the enclosure materials.