How often does it emerge like this? I've noticed similar types of spiders tend to pace somewhat regularly when housed in cork, I think the rubbery bendy texture makes it hard for them to scrape away
I wouldn't use hardwood either, also too difficult to chew up, cork is probably just the easier of the 2 to occupy.
For Sason colemani (literally identical to seladonia except for colour and family, Barychelidae) I use soft, slightly rotten wood, and drill little dents in various places along the surface. I pile up the leftover sawdust where I can on the wood and they will usually occupy one of the dents and use the sawdust to construct a little silk cell with a lid in about 4 hours. Diligent and fast things for how tiny they are
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