Is This A Decent Tank?? New Age Pet Mojave Reptile Habitat Lounge

[Bogertophis]

...And I don’t use under tank heaters due to the fact that it’s what cracked my current one and they just don’t produce as well of a temperature as ceramic dome lights, especially in my cooler room lol

FYI, I've used glass tanks for decades with UTH & never cracked even ONE of them. I suspect your glass had other (perhaps unseen?) damage first, or was NOT "tempered glass" or of good quality. Your UTH should not have cracked your tank.

[Harri]

AP cages is great.

[dakski]

I have nothing bad to say about any of the enclosures mentioned, but I have experience with Boaphile Plastics. Jeff Ronne, The Boaphile, is a big time boa breeder and I got all my tanks from him. Great tanks and they come assembled or ready to join if you want a bigger tank (he ships up to 4X2X1.5' long tanks in one piece). Great option if want everything to come ready to go. Mine came with heat tape and RHP's installed and I ordered to my spec. My Boas are in 6X2X1' tanks, my Australian Blue Tongue Skink (Frank) is in a 6X2X1.5' with bulb bases preinstalled as well so I can can give him UVB and a basking lamp in addition to the RHP and heat tape, Yafe the CP is in a 4X2X1.5' with perches (2), Shayna the BP is in a 4X2X1.5, and the Corn snakes are in 4X2X1' tanks. On the bottom of the 6' stack, I have a divider so it's two 3X2' tanks. One has Carra my leopard gecko and the other is a spare... for now at least.

All the 4ft tanks are stacked and all the 6' tanks are stacked.

If you plan on stacking, pick one manufacturer now. Not wise to stack different sized or even different branded tanks. Also, make sure they are stackable tanks. I know Boaphile are and AP are.