Zoo Med Repti Shelter 3 in 1 Cave Reptile Caves & Huts at Pet Mountain

On May 16, 2013:
I can honestly say this is the best humid hide you can get for your leos. I saw the medium on another website, so glad I found it on here, saved me a couple bucks. I will sure be doing my reptile shopping on here from now on.

On November 2, 2010:
Excellent multipurpose shelter for snakes, large for ball python. Dry for shelter, add some mulch and water for moist shedding box, remove top for open shelter.

On October 27, 2010:
The Repti Shelter is great for our 2 foot long corn snake. Got the large so our snake will have room to grow. He is in it all the time!

On September 11, 2010:
Our adult leopard gecko LOVES this as his moist hide. I like it due to easy cleaning.

On September 10, 2010:
I did have one accident where a really thin part of the cave did break out, but my snake has been very happy hanging out inside the shelter. She went in as soon as she realized it was there in her new terrarium.

On September 1, 2010:
I have the medium for my adult leo and he loves it.

On May 26, 2010:
The technique for manufacturing the bases of these, does not suit their use. by the nature of how they are cast there is no way to gauge the wall thickness of their product. What that means is you may wind up with one like mine, where a slight bump could crack it. The Large I bought a few weeks ago, had a crack, which has since expanded revealing some areas thinner than an egg shell (no kidding) maybe fine for a sculpture but not something to be used, handled and cleaned. It’s really just a gamble as far as how durable they are, you and the manufacturer have no way of knowing how thick the walls are. Household plaster would be better than what they used to make these, but it would have increased shipping costs from China. I.e. they should have used a different manufacturing technique They do look nice and are functional, if they stay together.

On March 31, 2010:
Favorite spot for my moderate size snake to hang out. Added moss and within first day of use, he began to shed. The humid climate is what he needed and I consider this product a must have for healthy snakes. Caution when handling bottom of cave: it is hollow and plastic will crack or break.

On December 21, 2009:
I bought a large cave for my ball python, who absolutely loves it. He sleeps in it everyday and comes out to explore every night. However, this probably won't work for larger snakes (longer than 3.5', or wider than 2"). It is very easy to clean and open. Very well made, and is a great addition to any terrarium. Well worth the money.

On July 30, 2008:
My first fear when buying this cave was that it wasn't going to be big enough for my adult leopard gecko (I ordered the medium size). Boy was I wrong! The cave that arrived is very roomy, and the inside of it is relatively smooth. I found it very easy to wash. The lid stays on without wobbling and it's definitely the most attractive shed and egg-laying box on the market! I'd recommend to everyone looking for a shed box!

On August 10, 2007:
This product (in the small size) I got and my green anoles never used it. I moved it around and they still never did use it, even after a month. Maybe it's because anoles are more used to being up in the trees then in a hole in the ground, but the box it came with said, "For geckos, anoles, ect." But it does look really cool and natural.

On July 16, 2007:
They work awesome for egg laying!