Virgin cork tubes

Cork bark tubes are natural sections of cork bark formed into hollow shapes. They are commonly used in terrariums, aquariums, and vivariums as secure hiding places for animals. In addition to shelter, they help enrich the environment and encourage natural behavior in reptiles.

Beyond animal enclosures, cork tubes also work beautifully in plant displays and natural-style décor. There’s no single right way to use them — your imagination sets the limit.

Yes. Cork is a 100% natural, non-toxic material that poses no risk to animals. It contains no harmful chemicals and is extremely lightweight — a big plus since pets may occasionally bump into or move enclosure décor.

Absolutely. A sharp knife or a simple hand saw is all you need. Mark your cut, then carefully slice through the cork — no special tools required.

Definitely. By arranging several tubes together, you can build larger and more dynamic structures. Place them side by side or stack them to create a network of tunnels and hiding spots. Natural cork holds its shape well — no glue or permanent mounting needed.

Yes. In addition to aquariums and terrariums, cork tubes are widely used in:

• Paludariums – enclosures combining land and water areas.
• Ripariums – setups inspired by riverbanks with aquatic and marginal plants.
• Aquaterrariums – habitats for semi-aquatic animals such as turtles.
• Herpetariums – enclosures designed for reptiles and amphibians.
• Insectariums – living spaces for insects.
• Formicariums – specialized habitats for ants.
• Serpentariums – reptile enclosures focused on snakes.
• Orchidariums – warm, humid environments for orchids.
• Exotariums – enclosures for exotic land, aquatic, or semi-aquatic species.