Visionariums, Anyone Use Them?

https://i.imgur.com/WYUs7Ww.jpg
I saw a couple of them at Repticon, they looked interesting so I looked into them. It's an unorthodox design but I think it's interesting. I like how you can knock them down and replace damaged parts. Too bad they're glass, husbandry will probably be a pain in them. I think I'll just stick to my plan of getting PVC tanks. I was wondering if anyone ever used those, I'm kinda curious to see how they'd compare to the standard glass tank design.
http://visionproducts.us/vp12wp/?page_id=182

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Originally Posted by MD_Pythons

https://i.imgur.com/WYUs7Ww.jpg
I saw a couple of them at Repticon, they looked interesting so I looked into them. It's an unorthodox design but I think it's interesting. I like how you can knock them down and replace damaged parts. Too bad they're glass, husbandry will probably be a pain in them. I think I'll just stick to my plan of getting PVC tanks. I was wondering if anyone ever used those, I'm kinda curious to see how they'd compare to the standard glass tank design.
http://visionproducts.us/vp12wp/?page_id=182

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I cant give any insight on them specifically. As you said though, they are not one for holding heat at all or humidity. Glass is the #1 worst.

I saw a few listed on Craigslist for sale. Looked into them for a minute but quickly decided to save my money for PVC. Looks like a slightly better designed glass enclosure to me. Which, to me, equals the same headaches I currently have with glass.

They are better than aquariums/screen tops because of the plastic bottom and plastic top. The air vent is much easier to cover than a full screen glass tank. I do like the design, just not a fan of that much glass in an enclosure. If the back and sides could be plastic, that cage would rock for small animals.

Is that lamp in the enclosure? I'm on nope.