It did, thanks. So the stuff is just pressure treated basically. I wish it had a little more info about the specific chemicals though. I know people build enclosures all the time with pressure treated wood coated with Drylok without any problems so I'm thinking it'd be alright.
I don't know a lot about it and haven't done a lot of research but chemicals such as diammonium hydrogen phosphate are used in fire retardent plywood. I'd check out the manufacture and see what they list if possible. Then look that up to see what it's all about. Sorry I can't be more help. Good luck on the project and let us know how it goes.
Definitely gonna monitor him/her extremely closely for a while. I think i'm going to go ahead and use it. The one chemical Trenor listed seems to only be harmful if it's ingested or in direct contact with sensitive areas such as eyes. Plus the stuff is safe to be used in human living spaces so I'm thinking with 3 really good coats of Drylok, it should be good. I may pick up some crickets and do the cricket test just in case.
That's what I was hoping, Thanks!