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Medium Natural Virgin Cork Branches (M - 0,60kg)

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Model/Product no.: MVCB1

Weight: 0.6 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.

Can you imagine stumbling upon plastic rocks or artificial roots in the wild? Definitely not. Yet, many terrarium accessories are made of plastic—trading quality for lower costs. But isn’t the goal to mimic a real, natural habitat? Cork branches for terrariums are as authentic as the ones in nature. Terrarium cork is eco-friendly, biodegradable, and completely safe.

100% Natural

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Animal-Safe

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Resists Moisture

Durable

Natural Aesthetic

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Secure for Reptiles

Got questions? We’ve got all the answers you need!

WHAT EXACTLY ARE CORK BRANCHES AND HOW CAN THEY BE USED?

Cork branches are natural pieces of cork oak bark—they can be hollow or solid depending on their form.

Where do they come in handy?

Perfect for terrariums, vivariums, and aquariums.
Great for gardens—adding an organic touch that blends with plants.

DO TERRARIUM CORK BRANCHES RESIST WATER AND PREVENT MOULD?

Absolutely, cork naturally repels moisture and doesn’t develop mould like plastic or wooden decorations.

To keep it in great shape, consider:

Checking periodically for any wear or damage.
Wiping down with a damp cloth from time to time.
Ensuring good ventilation inside the terrarium.

IS NATURAL CORK COMPLETELY SAFE FOR PETS?

Yes, it’s free from chemicals, dyes, and adhesives—just pure bark in its raw, natural state.

HOW CAN I CLEAN CORK BRANCHES WITHOUT DAMAGING THEM?

Dry method: Use a soft brush to dust off any loose dirt.
Light damp cleaning: Wipe with a slightly moistened cloth.

Important! Avoid chemicals—they can compromise the cork’s natural structure and might be harmful to pets.

WILL CORK BRANCHES CHANGE COLOUR OVER TIME?

A slight colour change is possible, often darkening to a deeper brown shade. This doesn’t mean deterioration—it’s simply the natural ageing process, just as it happens in the wild.

WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO CUT CORK BRANCHES FOR A TERRARIUM?

Simply use a sharp blade or a handsaw. Mark where you want to cut and slice through carefully.

DO YOU OFFER OTHER TYPES OF CORK FOR TERRARIUMS?

Yes, we also provide cork tubes and flat terrarium cork. You can mix different cork shapes for a more diverse setup.

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've carefully crafted your terrarium, but plastic gadgets soon crack, lose colour, and develop mould. Worse still, they contain dyes, glue traces, and chemical coatings—none of which benefit your animals. Cork branches are a completely different experience—natural, long-lasting, and safe.

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#1 PLASTIC = HASSLE, CORK = NATURAL & RELIABLE

Low-cost plastic decor and artificial roots start to degrade in no time—colours fade, surfaces crack, and mould appears. Cork branches remain intact and hold up perfectly, even in damp conditions.

Man-made decorations often include glue remnants, artificial dyes, and chemical coatings that can be dangerous. Cork is 100% pure and won’t release anything harmful to your pets. It’s a piece of the natural world, seamlessly blending into your terrarium.

#2 WORKS WITH NATURE, NOT AGAINST IT

Some believe natural materials don’t last. That’s simply not true—at least not with natural cork. It doesn’t encourage mould growth, soak up moisture, or degrade within months. Plus, it comes directly from nature and seamlessly returns to it, unlike synthetic waste that lingers in landfills.

By opting for natural cork, you’re reducing plastic waste. It’s a renewable, biodegradable, and planet-friendly choice.

#3 BRING THE WILD INTO YOUR TERRARIUM

Cork branches don’t imitate nature—they ARE nature. Their unique shapes and textured surfaces aren’t mass-produced plastic moulds but authentic pieces of the wild. Place them however you like—vertically, horizontally, or mix them with other natural elements.

Geckos and snakes instinctively prefer cork over artificial decorations. The organic surface offers better grip and closely mimics their real habitat. You can't trick nature.

#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.