3ft Vivariums

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Vivexotic Repti-Home Maxi Medium vs ProRep 90cm: Which Should You Choose? Both are well-built 3ft vivariums, but they take a different approach to construction and visibility, and the right choice depends on what you're prioritising. Vivexotic Repti-Home Maxi Medium: Uses a traditional wooden build with 15mm panels throughout, which gives it excellent heat retention. This is a genuine advantage for desert and arid species that need consistent basking temperatures . The deeper and taller Maxi format offers 30% more floor space than standard Repti-Home models, larger rails for a deeper substrate layer, and the benefit of being stackable if you're planning to house multiple reptiles. The non-peeling laminate and no exposed chipboard on the floor make it a durable long term option. ProRep 90x45x45cm: Takes a different approach, using an aluminium corner frame with thinner side panels rather than a fully wooden construction. The aluminium posts remove the need for bulky front support plinths, which allows the glass doors to run full height from bottom strip to ceiling, giving a considerably more open front view than a traditional wooden vivarium. Side-mounted vents and rear cable ports keep the setup tidy, and the lighter overall build makes it easier to move and reposition if needed. Frequently Asked Questions What species suit a 3ft vivarium? A 3ft vivarium works well for a wide range of medium-sized reptiles. Corn snakes, royal pythons, milk snakes, kingsnakes and leopard geckos are all commonly housed in this size, as are many invertebrates. The deeper and taller Maxi Medium format also opens this size up to species that need more floor space. Always check the adult size requirements for your species before committing to an enclosure size. Is a 3ft vivarium big enough for an adult royal python? It can work for many adult royal pythons, depending on the individual animal. Royal pythons are a relatively sedentary species, and a 3ft enclosure at the right depth can be s