Start with the enclosure format
PaBox is a product family, not one standard enclosure. Modular racks use aluminum-alloy frames and PET habitat tubs. Glass terrariums use aluminum frames with ultra-clear glass. Hybrid structures combine tub and glass sections. Select the structure that fits your intended use before comparing model numbers.
Compare the product families
Modular racks: 45M, 45L, N30, NS60 and NS86. Specify the habitat-unit format and the complete rack arrangement you need.
Basking racks: NS60 BASKING and NS86 BASKING. Confirm lamp mounting, clearance and the equipment included with the chosen configuration.
Glass terrariums: RS60, RS90 and RS120. Discuss access, internal layout and the specific dimensions of the selected model.
Hybrid and desktop formats: RS-R combines different habitat sections; MINI AIR is the desktop-format range. Confirm the dimensions of each habitat unit rather than judging scale from a photograph.
45M and 45L: compare the tub, not the name
The catalog lists the 45M tub at 45 × 30 × 10 cm externally and 41.3 × 25 × 10 cm internally. The 45L tub is 45 × 15 × 7.7 cm externally and 41.3 × 11.5 × 7.7 cm internally. These are individual tub dimensions. They do not describe a fully assembled rack or guarantee suitability for a particular animal. Both entries list PET tubs, transparent/white/black tub options and sandblasted black/silver aluminum frames.
Plan the complete setup
Measure the installation space and allow for opening or withdrawing habitat units. Then account for substrate, hides, furnishings and equipment inside each unit. Confirm the rack arrangement, assembled dimensions and any heating or lighting with PAYOYO. A product photo illustrates a configuration; it should not replace an agreed equipment list.
Prepare a useful enquiry
Send the model, intended use, required habitat-unit size, desired configuration, quantity and destination. For electrical equipment, include your voltage, plug and documentation requirements. Animal suitability depends on the final usable space and environmental needs; a compact format is not a universal housing recommendation.