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Small Natural Virgin Cork Branches (S - 0,25kg)

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Model/Product no.: SVCB05

Weight: 0.25 kg

Stock status: In stock

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Please note: This product is made from a naturally irregular and one-of-a-kind material. Because of this, each piece may differ slightly in weight and dimensions. Variations of approximately ±10% are completely normal and part of the product’s unique character.

Would you ever find plastic stones or roots in the forest? Of course not. Yet, many terrarium decorations are made from plastic—sacrificing quality just to cut costs. But the goal is to create an environment that truly resembles the animals' natural habitat. Cork branches for terrariums look just like those found in the wild—natural, biodegradable, and safe.

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100% Natural

Safe for Animals

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Moisture-Resistant

Long-Lasting

Organic Look

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Stable & Secure for Reptiles

You probably have a few questions, so we’ve got the answers ready!

WHAT ARE CORK BRANCHES AND WHERE ARE THEY USED?

Cork branches are pieces of cork oak bark—they can be either hollow or solid inside.

Where can they be used?

In terrariums, aquariums, and vivaria.
In gardens—they add a natural touch and blend beautifully with greenery.

IS TERRARIUM CORK RESISTANT TO MOISTURE AND MOULD?

Yes, cork branches are a natural material that doesn’t absorb water like wood and won’t develop mould like fake and plastic decorations.

However, it’s worth keeping a few things in mind:

Regularly check for any signs of damage.
Occasionally wipe the branches with a slightly damp cloth.
If possible, ensure proper ventilation in the terrarium.

IS NATURAL CORK SAFE FOR ANIMALS?

Yes, cork contains no chemicals, dyes, or adhesives. It’s pure bark with its natural structure.

HOW TO CLEAN CORK BRANCHES WITHOUT DAMAGING THEIR STRUCTURE?

Dry cleaning: Use a soft brush to remove loose dirt.
With a damp cloth: Wipe the branches with a slightly moistened cloth.

Important! Avoid chemical cleaning products—they can damage the natural structure of cork and may be harmful to animals.

DO CORK BRANCHES FOR TERRARIUMS CHANGE COLOUR OVER TIME?

They may slightly change colour, usually developing a darker brown shade. This doesn’t mean natural cork is wearing out—it’s simply a natural ageing process. The same happens to cork oak bark in the wild.

HOW TO CUT NATURAL CORK FOR TERRARIUM?

All you need is a sharp knife or a handsaw. Mark the cutting line and cut through.

DO YOU OFFER TERRARIUM CORK IN OTHER SHAPES AND FORMS?

Yes, we also have cork tubes and flat cork pieces. You can mix different forms of natural cork in a single terrarium.

ARE CORK BRANCHES APPROPRIATE FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF VIVARIUMS?

Yes. In addition to aquariums and terrariums, cork is also well suited for:

Paludariums – enclosures combining aquatic and terrestrial areas, featuring both water and land environments.
Ripariums – setups that replicate riverbanks, primarily showcasing aquatic and semi-aquatic plants.
Aquaterrariums – habitats designed for semi-aquatic animals, such as turtles.
Herpetariums – vivariums intended for reptiles and amphibians.
Insectariums – enclosures created specifically for insects.
Formicariums – specialised insectariums developed for ant colonies.
Serpentariums – a form of herpetarium dedicated exclusively to snakes.
Orchidariums – warm, humid vivariums ideal for cultivating orchids.
Exotariums – vivariums designed for exotic terrestrial, aquatic, or semi-aquatic species.

You put so much time and effort into designing your terrarium, but plastic decorations start cracking, fading, and growing mould within months. On top of that, dyes, glue residues, and toxic coatings—none of it is good for your animals. Cork branches are a completely different story—natural, durable, and safe.

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#1 PLASTIC = PROBLEMS, CORK = NATURALITY & DURABILITY

Cheap plastic decorations and fake roots start looking worn out within months—they fade, crack, and collect mould. Cork branches don’t peel or deteriorate, even in humid environments.

Artificial decorations often contain glue residues, dyes, and synthetic coatings that can be harmful. Cork is 100% natural and releases nothing that could harm your pets. It’s simply a piece of nature in your terrarium.

#2 IN HARMONY WITH NATURE

It’s often said that natural materials aren’t durable. That’s a myth—at least when it comes to cork. It doesn’t develop mould, absorb moisture, or break down after just a few months. Plus, it comes straight from nature and returns to it, without ending up in landfills like synthetics.

By choosing natural cork, you’re not adding more plastic to the planet. It’s a renewable, biodegradable, and eco-friendly material.

#3 A REAL FOREST IN YOUR TERRARIUM

Cork branches don’t just mimic nature—they ARE nature. Their irregular shapes and rough texture aren’t a symmetrical plastic mould but a genuine piece of the wild. Arrange them vertically, horizontally, or combine them with other elements—however you like.

Geckos and snakes naturally prefer cork branches over fake decorations. The organic texture provides better grip and closely resembles their natural habitat. You can’t fool instinct.

#4 ONE MATERIAL, MULTIPLE HABITATS

Cork branches are suitable for a wide range of vivarium types. Whether you are designing a paludarium with a water feature, a riparium that recreates a river’s edge, or a traditional reptile terrarium, cork naturally adjusts to the environment within the enclosure.

Its moisture resistance and organic texture also make cork ideal for use in insectariums, formicariums, orchidariums, and aquaterrariums. For snakes, lizards, insects, and exotic plants alike, it serves as a practical, safe, and visually appealing element of the arrangement.