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Large Natural Virgin Cork Branches (L - 1,5kg)

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Model/Product no.: LVCB2

Weight: 1.5 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.

Have you ever come across plastic rocks or fake roots in nature? Obviously not. But strangely, a lot of terrarium décor is made from plastic—prioritising cost over quality. The whole point of setting up a terrarium is to recreate a natural environment, right? Cork vivarium branches blend in perfectly with real landscapes—they’re sustainable, fully biodegradable, and completely safe for your animals.

Natural

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Completely Safe for Pets

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Water-Resistant

Lasts for Years

Natural Look & Feel

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Stable for Reptiles

Got some questions? No worries, we’ve got answers!

WHAT EXACTLY ARE CORK VIVARIUM BRANCHES, AND HOW CAN YOU USE THEM?

Cork branches are natural pieces of cork oak bark—they come in either hollow or solid forms.

Where can they be used?

Perfect for terrariums, aquariums, and vivariums.
As a decorative element in gardens—they complement plants beautifully.

DOES TERRARIUM CORK HOLD UP AGAINST MOISTURE AND MOULD?

Yes, cork is naturally resistant to water and doesn’t trap moisture like plastic or wood, meaning it won’t grow mould.

To keep it in top condition, follow these simple tips:

Check it occasionally for any signs of wear.
Wipe it down with a damp cloth if needed.
Ensure good airflow inside your terrarium.

IS CORK SAFE FOR REPTILES AND OTHER PETS?

Absolutely, cork is free from chemicals, artificial dyes, or glue—it’s just pure, natural bark.

WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO CLEAN REPTILE CORK BACKGROUND?

Dry brushing: Use a soft brush to remove loose dust or dirt.
Wiping down: A slightly damp cloth will do the trick.

Tip: Avoid using chemicals as they can damage the cork and might be unsafe for your animals.

DO CORK BRANCHES FADE OR CHANGE COLOUR OVER TIME?

Yes, slightly. Over time, cork may develop a darker, richer shade of brown. This isn’t a flaw—it’s just a natural ageing process, just like in the wild.

HOW CAN I CUT NATURAL CORK TO FIT MY TERRARIUM?

You’ll need a sharp knife or a handsaw. Simply mark your cut line and slice through carefully.

ARE THERE OTHER TYPES OF CORK FOR TERRARIUMS?

Yes! We also offer cork tubes and flat cork pieces. Mix different shapes to create a more natural 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 spent time and effort creating the perfect terrarium, but plastic decorations soon crack, fade, and attract mould. Even worse, they contain dyes, glue residues, and synthetic coatings—none of which are safe for your animals. Cork branches are a whole different story—natural, flexible, and completely safe.

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#1 PLASTIC = TROUBLE, CORK = NATURAL & BUILT TO LAST

Cheap plastic decor and artificial roots start to show wear quickly—colours fade, cracks form, and mould takes hold. Cork branches don’t fall apart, even in high-humidity environments.

Many artificial decorations contain adhesives, dyes, and chemical coatings that could be harmful. Cork is 100% natural and won’t release anything toxic into your terrarium. It’s a real piece of nature, just as it should be.

#2 A NATURAL CHOICE THAT LASTS

People often assume natural materials aren’t durable. That’s far from the truth—at least with cork. It resists mould, doesn’t absorb water, and won’t start falling apart in a matter of months. Plus, it comes straight from the earth and can return to it naturally, unlike synthetic materials that pollute the planet.

By choosing cork, you're avoiding yet another plastic product. It's sustainable, biodegradable, and better for the environment.

#3 BRING A REAL FOREST INTO YOUR TERRARIUM

Cork branches aren’t just designed to look natural—they ARE natural. Their unique textures and uneven shapes aren’t the result of a plastic mould but real, organic growth. Place them however you like—stack them, lean them, or mix them with other natural materials.

Geckos and snakes instinctively choose cork branches over synthetic ones. The rough surface provides a better grip and feels just like the branches they would encounter in the wild. Instinct doesn’t lie.

#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.