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I think that Reptibark is redwood. I live in Colorado and Cypress is hard to find. I have used redwood and know others who use it. I have never heard any one say it is dangerous but I hate taking chances! I have to drive about an hour and a half for cypress but its worth the drive.
douglas fir bark? I use it. This site's caresheet even recommends reptibark, which is actually fir bark.
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I, however, prefer to use Zilla's fir bark. I heard too many things about other barks and mite problems that I'll just stick with this one. Bark helps with humidity, as do other substrates but on top of it all, I like how it looks.