DBDPet Scorpion Hides, Cork Bark & Burrow Tubes
Natural hiding spots calm stressed reptiles and amphibians, and cork bark gives a ready-made refuge that fits many terrarium layouts. DBDPet DBDPet Scorpion Hides, Cork Bark & Burrow Tubes arrives as a mix of rounds, half rounds, and flats that slot in around plants and decor, so setup time is minimal and placement is flexible. The pieces are lightweight for repositioning, resist odor when kept dry, and clean up with a quick rinse or a soft brush, so daily maintenance stays simple. Buy on Amazon
Pros and Cons
- Durability: Dense cork that holds shape and texture over time.
- Variety: Assorted shapes let you create stacked caves and ledges.
- Lightweight: Easy to move during cleaning or redecoration.
- Low-maintenance: Wipes or rinses clean, and resists mold if kept dry.
- Fit: Some larger rounds may need trimming for very small enclosures.
- Shedding: Small bark dust can accumulate, so a light vacuum helps.
DBDPet DBDPet Scorpion Hides, Cork Bark & Burrow Tubes is aimed at keepers who want natural texture without heavy work. DBDPet DBDPet Scorpion Hides, Cork Bark & Burrow Tubes stands out for mix-and-match pieces that allow fast staging of hides, basking ledges, and plant mounts, so you can create microclimates and sightlines that steady animal behavior. Expect quicker setups, because rounds and flats tuck into corners or stack to make deeper retreats without glued supports. The material is naturally insulating and breathable, which helps maintain humidity gradients when paired with moss or substrate pockets. For compatibility, measure the largest round before ordering if you keep very small frogs or hatchlings, and trim with a serrated saw to fit tight spaces. Cleaning is straightforward, a dry brush or brief freshwater rinse followed by air drying keeps pieces hygienic. Over time cork develops more pronounced grooves that animals use for grip and concealment, so you gain functionality as the decor weathers. Buy on Amazon
Frequently Asked Questions
Are DBDPet Scorpion Hides, Cork Bark & Burrow Tubes safe for tropical amphibians?
Yes, cork bark is nontoxic and commonly used with tropical species, but it is porous so it will absorb moisture. Rinse new pieces and allow them to air dry before placing them in a humid setup, and pair with a moisture-retaining substrate or sphagnum moss to keep humidity stable around the hide.
How do I trim or size the cork pieces