A bearded dragon tank is a front-opening reptile enclosure with a ventilated top. Buyers usually compare volume, listed size, frame material and how the doors work. Heating, lighting and animal care are separate questions, so follow a reptile keeper’s or the maker’s guidance on those.

The six tanks below range from 20 to 64 gallons and include glass, acrylic panel, aluminum and wood builds. Volumes, dimensions and materials come from each product’s listing page, and where one listing contradicts itself we say so. We have not used these tanks ourselves. Material and construction claims are the makers’ own.

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What to Look For

Feature Why it matters
Volume and size Gallons are a label; the length, width and height decide the fit
Frame and panels Aluminum, wood, glass and acrylic differ in weight and look
Doors Sliding or swinging doors, and whether they lock
Top and sides A mesh top and removable panels change how you set up lamps

Specs at a Glance

Tank Volume and size Materials Notes
BORISI 50 gal 50 gal; 36 x 18 x 18 in Aluminum frame; Plexi glass or PC doors Sliding front doors; screen top; listing contradicts itself on panel type
PROLEE 34 gal 34 gal (set name); no size in the overview Wood with a coating; acrylic panel Double sliding doors with a lock; metal mesh roof; 8.57 kg
Phailozoo 50 gal 50 gal; 36 x 18 x 18 in Aluminum frame; tempered glass doors 23.1 lb; mesh top; 1-year warranty; green color
Alotiki 64 gal 64 gal; 35.43 x 23.6 x 17.71 in Tempered glass front Lockable sliding door; top mesh; drainage hole
YBING 20 gal 20 gal; 28 x 12 x 12.4 in Glass and metal 15 lb; lockable front door; side inlet
GVWRATW 48 gal 48 gal; 35.43 x 17.72 x 17.72 in Acrylic, aluminum and glass Dual doors; screen top; removable side panels

The 6 Best Bearded Dragon Tanks

1. BORISI 50 Gallon Reptile Tank

A black 50 gallon tank listed at 36 by 18 by 18 inches with an aluminum frame, front sliding doors, a screen top and assembly tools. The overview lists Plexi glass while the description says PC doors, so confirm the panel material on the page.

Suits: a standard 36 inch footprint. Strengths: sliding doors and a lightweight frame. Weaknesses: the panel material is unclear. Skip it if you need glass doors.

View BORISI 50 Gallon Reptile Tank on Amazon

2. PROLEE 34 Gallon Wood Reptile Tank

A black wood build with an acrylic panel, double sliding front doors with a lock and a metal mesh roof, listed at 8.57 kg. The set name says 34 gallons, but the overview does not give dimensions, so check the page.

Suits: a wood-look enclosure. Strengths: a lock and a mesh roof. Weaknesses: no listed size. Skip it if you need exact dimensions before ordering.

View PROLEE 34 Gallon Wood Reptile Tank on Amazon

3. Phailozoo 50 Gallon Reptile Enclosure

A 36 by 18 by 18 inch tank in an earthy green finish with an aluminum frame, tempered glass sliding doors with handles, a mesh top and a substrate barrier, listed at 23.1 pounds with a one-year manufacturer warranty.

Suits: glass doors with handles. Strengths: a stated warranty and a lighter frame. Weaknesses: the 50 gallon label sits on a standard 36 inch footprint. Skip it if you want a larger footprint.

View Phailozoo 50 Gallon Reptile Enclosure on Amazon

4. Alotiki 64 Gallon Reptile Enclosure

A black 64 gallon tank sold as 36 by 24 by 18 inches in the title and 35.43 by 23.6 by 17.71 inches in the overview, with a tempered glass front, a lockable sliding door, a top mesh screen and a drainage hole.

Suits: the widest floor area here. Strengths: a lock and a drainage hole. Weaknesses: no weight on the overview. Skip it if you have a narrow stand.

View Alotiki 64 Gallon Reptile Enclosure on Amazon

5. YBING 20 Gallon Reptile Terrarium

A compact 28 by 12 by 12.4 inch tank in glass and metal listed at 15 pounds, with a lockable front-opening glass door, a side inlet for cables and a metal lock plus manual in the box.

Suits: a small footprint. Strengths: a lock and a cable inlet. Weaknesses: the smallest volume here. Skip it if you want a large tank.

View YBING 20 Gallon Reptile Terrarium on Amazon

6. GVWRATW 48 Gallon Acrylic Reptile Terrarium

A 35.43 by 17.72 by 17.72 inch black and clear tank with an aluminum frame, dual swinging doors, a screen top and removable side panels in glass or mesh. The title says acrylic while the description says tempered glass, so confirm the panel material.

Suits: swappable side panels. Strengths: glass or mesh sides. Weaknesses: inconsistent panel description. Skip it if you need confirmed glass.

View GVWRATW 48 Gallon Acrylic Reptile Terrarium on Amazon

Specs to Check Before Ordering

  • The length, width and height, not just the gallons.
  • The panel material and whether the listing agrees with itself.
  • The door style and lock.
  • The space you have on the stand or shelf.
  • Follow the maker’s instructions for assembly and for lamp placement.

Mistakes to Avoid

  • Choosing by gallons alone.
  • Missing a conflict between the title and the overview.
  • Planning the stand before reading the dimensions.
  • Treating a maker’s claims as proven.

Bearded Dragon Tank FAQ

Are these tanks glass?

Not all. Several use acrylic panels or a mix, and some listings disagree with themselves.

Do they include lamps or heaters?

The listings describe enclosures only. Equipment is sold separately unless a page says otherwise.

The Short Version

For a basic 50 gallon aluminum frame, the BORISI. For wood, the PROLEE. For glass doors with handles, the Phailozoo. For the widest floor, the Alotiki. For a compact tank, the YBING. For swappable side panels, the GVWRATW.