Available in

4w 18cm x 10cm

8w 20cm x 15cm

16w 30cm x 20cm

24w 45cm x 20cm

An easy grip design allows precision in control and makes the tweezer type tongs great for shy feeders or feeding convalescing animals.

The sturdy stainless steel construction makes the tongs ideal for larger species.

Perfect for squeamish owners who like to keep live feeder insects or frozen foods at arm’s length!

Length: 25cm

Natural Cork Tile Background is the perfect choice of panels for terrarium, vivarium and tank backing. It is suitable for both small and large enclosures and is highly resistant to mold. The background creates a thick wall of grippy material that plants and animals can use to climb. The cork is easy to work with as well and can be used to pin decor, creating interesting vertical habitats. It’s also suitable for both high-humidity and arid habitats, so you can be sure it will fit into whatever you’re building.

Why should I buy Natural Cork Tile Background?

Cork is a great vertical foundation and a classic of UK reptile keeping as you can easily pin all sorts of things to it, including live plants, climbing decor and even reptile supplies like frozen food. It’s easy to work with and can be cut into almost any shape with relative ease, so you can get creative with it. The earthy tone and texture of the panels also create a nice natural look that will look better than a terrarium with no background or a flat image.

Is this cork background tile suitable for high-humidity environments?

Yes, cork works great in high-humidity environments as long as the panels are fixed to the walls of your enclosure with a high-quality sealant. The cork will even absorb and rerelease some moisture, similar to some substrates, contributing to the overall humidity. Cork is resistant to mildew and other types of mold, so as long as you clean it regularly it should be fine in even the most naturalistic terrariums.

Which of the custom sizes of cork tile background should I buy?

Our cork backgrounds come in a range of pre-cut tile sizes to fit all sorts of terrariums. If you just want to cover the back wall of your terrarium we recommend measuring the wall and buying a tile slightly bigger then it cutting to size. If you want to create something a little more complex we recommend buying the larger sizes of tiles and then cutting them to size. In particularly large enclosures you may find you need to buy several panels to cover a full wall.

How do I install Natural Cork Tile Background?

The cork tiles are pretty easy to put up and will adhere to almost anything when stuck with a sealant, such as King British Vivarium Sealant. This sealant is waterproof and highly resistant to high-humidity environments. Each tube of sealant should contain enough to affix several panels.

Please Note: Sizes are an approximate estimation.

• Comes In Single And Double Cups
• Comes With Two Magnets
• Attachable To Any Surface

Designed so dragons can climb in, take a sip, or have a splash – and yeah, they might even turn it into a dunny. That’s just beardies being beardies.

Shaped to honour the Aussie landscape, this is a water bowl that feels like home.

The Tucker Feed Dish is made to keep salads in one spot – not all over the tank. It’s sturdy, roomy, and beardie-proof (well, as close as you can get).

With a cheeky nod to Uluru, it adds a bit of Aussie charm to any setup. Just the thing for beardies who want to dine like they’re in the heart of the outback.

All the Premium water bowls are made from high quality food-grade resin and are very stable so no easily tipped over by larger reptiles.

Small – 11 x 7.7 x 3cm

The UVA and UVB output of your lamp may be enhanced as a result of the polished aluminium interior. Different sizes of bulbs may yield different measurable results.

Available in multiple sizes:

• 14x14x15cm – 75w maximum watteg
• 22x22x17cm – 150w maximum wattage
• 26x26x12cm – 200w maximum wattage
• Deep 15x15x20.5cm – 100w maximum wattage
• Deep 21.5×21.5x16cm – 200w maximum wattage