I heard that Reptibark is the same as cypress mulch. Is this true....and....which is better for raising the humidity of the tank? Thanks.
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Reptibark?
alan_ellis
Nov 08, 2004 08:47 AM
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MarkS
Nov 08, 2004 06:34 PM
No, Reptibark is from the bark of fir trees while cypress mulch is from shredded cypress trees. As far as holding moisture, I've never used the Reptibark but I have used the cypress mulch. It holds moisture well. As long as you remember to wet it down from time to time your humidity levels should be fine. I would imagine that reptibark, being another wood product, would work as well.
Mark
>>I heard that Reptibark is the same as cypress mulch. Is this true....and....which is better for raising the humidity of the tank? Thanks.
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