Extra Large Turtle Topper Basking Platform for Aquatic Turtles 40B/75G, Above Tank Turtles Sunbathing Dock Anti-slip Ramp Aquatic Reptile Climbing Pier Resting Terrace with Feeding Area Accessories

Key Features

• Space-Saving Above Tank Design: This acrylic turtle basking platform sits above the tank to add extra space and free up 50% of tank space compared to suction cup floating docks, providing a balance of compactness and space that allows your turtle to completely dry off and get warmed up in an enlarged aquatic environment
• Energy Efficient Heat Retention: The 3mm thick acrylic turtle basking platform allows UVB rays to pass through for your turtle while reflecting 90% of warmth down to the basking area, helping turtles get warm enough and achieve complete drying under UVB for healthy shells (Note: Lamps must hang 15cm or more above the platform)
• Extra Large Size with Crystal Clear Viewing: The XL turtle basking platform is designed for standard sized tanks up to 150 gallon and 17-19 inches wide including 40B, 65G, 75G, 90G, 125G and more, featuring ultra-clarity high-quality acrylic with 99% light transmission that allows you to watch your turtles sunbathe from any angle while enhancing tank aesthetics
• Stable Construction with Safety Features: The above tank turtle basking platform features a slot design with thick rust-proof acrylic and metal screws that create rock-solid stability, the ramp has deep grooves for easy climbing and is positioned away from the tank to help prevent escape, with numerous ventilation holes on top ensuring optimal airflow
• Easy Installation and Maintenance: This turtle topper can be installed quickly in just a few steps with no cracks, warping, or yellowing, it is safe, easy to clean and disassemble for storage, and its simple yet attractive design seamlessly blends into your tank setup
• Feeding Area Included: The basking platform includes a designated feeding area on the top surface, providing a convenient space for your turtle to eat while keeping food separate from the water area