Zoo Med Natural Background 24 Inch Review

Ideal for zoo terrariums. It is about half an inch wider than exo-terra terrariums. Sometimes they are a little crooked in the middle so I had to cover them with silicone and add weights until the silicone set. If you don't take this step, crickets could be after him. Also, I would place it as close to the top as possible, leaving room at the bottom so the crickets can't get into the space between the top of the cork and the frame. Hope this review helps!

I ordered 2 for my snake tank as it is too big only 1 tank covers my entire back. I like their looks and above all they seem to be of excellent quality. My husband couldn't get them to stick so we used zip ties to secure them in the back and it works for our tank. One was curved and the other straight, and they were slightly different in thickness. I will add the best photo I have so far where you can see one sticking out a little more. were both at least straight so they would stick to the…

My red-eared turtle is about 17 years old. It is too big and heavy for many turtle docks on the market. 9" shell from head to tail. These cork tiles fit perfectly, wedged over the aquarium with part of it bent into the water. My turtle can easily climb up the ramp and sit at the top in the sun. I bought 2 of these cork tiles. and turn them off to remove the algae and let them dry completely.One star removed because glue separated the front pieces of bark from the back.I had to find turtle safe…

I bought two wooden tiles for my CWD suitcase. On one, dimensions were lost where it was necessary to measure and cut, then a tile was slightly curved. I purchased water based silicone as recommended and it took some time to glue the tile to the glass due to the incorrect dimensions and curvature. To make it stick to the case I had to get creative and keep pressing it to dry within 24 hours. It's been a few months since the purchase and it's still in the ranks. My CWD loves to climb cork tiles.

I used the background in my tank Green Keel Lizards 24x18x24 Exo Terra. I bought an extra plate as my tank was too big for one. Using a jigsaw, I cut out the extra strip I needed. I put the tank on its back and added silicone. Then I put the plates on the silicone. I put the books on the plate as weights and let them dry for 24 hours. I had a slight gap on one side due to the way I cut. I filled it with brown silicone and then sprinkled it with soil to hide the silicone ball. Now crickets…