50 cm cork oak tree
Branched 50 cm cork oak tree with a solid core, designed for climbing and basking in tropical and desert…
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This 50 cm cork oak tree suits keepers who need a climbing and basking piece for tropical or desert reptiles and amphibians. Unlike hollow cork bark, which is good for hiding but weaker as décor or a climbing surface, this piece is solid throughout.
Why it matters
- The solid core means the piece does not crack or crumble, so it holds up better under regular handling in an enclosure.
- Because there are no internal cavities, crickets and other feeder insects have nowhere to hide inside the wood, which makes them easier to find and remove.
- The supplier states that cork oak is resistant to humidity and high temperature, so the tree can be placed in humid tropical setups as well as warm desert enclosures.
- Each piece is hand-sorted and supplied with branches, so the climbing and perching surfaces are present on every tree.
Specifications
- Length: 50 cm
- Material: cork oak
- Construction: solid, not hollow
- Shape: branched
What it works with
The tree is intended for climbing and perching in terrariums housing tropical reptiles and amphibians, and as a warm resting spot for desert reptiles. Its 50 cm length and branched form make it a décor and climbing element rather than a hiding place. It can be combined with other terrarium décor, but its fit in a specific enclosure should be checked against the enclosure's dimensions.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, the supplier describes it as suitable for climbing by tropical reptiles and amphibians. It is also described as a good decoration for a terrarium.
The supplier states that the cork is resistant to moisture and water. It is also described as resistant to high temperatures.
The supplier describes it as a warm island for desert reptiles. The cork is also described as resistant to high temperatures.
No, this piece is solid inside, so feeder insects have no hollow space to hide in. Hollow cork is usually empty inside and can serve as a hiding place, but it is more fragile.
Yes, the pieces are sorted by hand and you always receive a branched specimen. The branching is a characteristic feature of this item.
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