Cork bark

[Phil Fox]

Hi everyone, my first question in here so apologies.
At the moment my 5 P.regalis slings are having the luxury of climbing over jumbo lego blocks which they dont seem to mind and the colouring makes them stand out great . There growing pretty quick so as a pre emptive strike im looking for anywhere UK based that sells cork bark that would be suitable for them but my googling skills are terrible. Does anyone have any suggestions where to purchase from as my 3 yr old wouldnt appreciate all his building blocks vanishing
Thanks in advance.

[Dave Gunter]

this place http://www.serpentarium.co.uk/ is where i tend to get mine, they have a lovely range from small tubes to huge sheets, not sure if they mail order though

[marie metcalfe-brachygirl]

try monkfieldnutrition.co.uk . they have a good range of everything online.

http://www.monkfieldnutrition.co.uk/default.aspx

[clarkemcrobb]

How about trying a fake plant mate? Looks great!

[Adam Smith]

fake plants are always good, alternativel you could walk through your local woodland area for bark or peices of wood providing they're cleaned thoroughly when introducing them in a tank or pot.

[clarkemcrobb]

Cleaned THOROUGHLY and then baked in the oven on full heat for 20 minutes!

[Ian Metcalfe]

I cleaned off a large piece of branch once by placing it in an upturned storage box and putting the end of a steam wallpaper stripper in with it . The box filled with steam. After about half an hour all the dirt was loose so I wiped it off and put it back in the box with the steamer running for about another hour . I know the heat penatrated quite deep into the wood as it took about 2 hours for it to cool enough to be handled.