Cork bark

Cork bark, which comes from the sunny climes of southern Europe, is an extremely versatile addition to the world of terraristics. Cork offers many of our terrarium animals an optimal hiding place and opens up a multifaceted spectrum of possible uses.

 

The lightness of cork bark coupled with its curved shape makes it a safe choice for any terrarium. When you place it in the terrarium, you don’t have to worry about dangers to the animals underneath, as the rounded shape of the cork allows you to use it without hesitation.

 

The natural cork bark offers an ideal retreat oasis for numerous inhabitants. Woodlice, centipedes, cockroaches and scorpions find a perfect retreat under the cork bark that meets their natural needs. Here they can find protection and safety in an environment that is close to their natural way of life.

 

Not only functionally, but also aesthetically, cork bark fulfils a variety of tasks. In addition to being used as a safe retreat, it is also popular for decorative purposes. The rustic beauty of cork bark brings a natural touch to your terrarium and creates an appealing environment for your animals.

 

A notable feature of cork bark is its popularity as a substrate for tarantulas. These fascinating eight-legged creatures appreciate cork as a cosy substrate that mimics their habitat while providing a comfortable surface to move around and explore.

 

All in all, cork bark is an indispensable element in terraristics that is convincing both functionally and aesthetically. It allows your animals to hide close to nature, and at the same time creates an authentic environment that makes your terrarium a real habitat.

 

Some cork barks are overgrown with moss or lichen. We would like to point out that this is a natural product and no two pieces are alike.