Zoo Med Repti Calcium with D3 Reptile Supplement

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3 oz. Repti Calcium is an ultra fine Precipitated Calcium Carbonate Supplement with Vitamin D3. It is a phosphorus-free calcium supplement for reptiles and amphibians.

- Safe levels of Vitamin D3; Use for additional supplementation
- Powder can be scooped or sprinkled from jar with dual access lid
- Made in the USA

Specifications

SKU	1440349
Primary Brand	Zoo Med
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day
Weight	3 OZ

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Ingredients

Precipitated Calcium Carbonate, Cholecalciferol (Source Of Vitamin D3).

Guaranteed Analysis

Moisture (max) 1.0%, Calcium (min) 38.0%, Calcium (max) 43.0%, Vitamin D3 (min) 10,390 IU.

Insectivores: Place crickets in a plastic bag along with repti calcium and shake to dust crickets with the powder. Feed approximately 12 dusted crickets per week for every 2.5 ounces of body weight. Herbivores: Add approximately 1/2 teaspoon (2.5 cc) Repti Calcium to food for every 5 ounces of body weight on a weekly basis. Omnivores: Use either of the above methods.

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99 out of 142 (70%) reviewers recommend this product

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i love this stuff :)

Dannn

12 years ago

i love this stuff :) i dust my crickets every time with this stuff. i always use...

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I won't tell you what to do if you buy this item.

Boo89

3 years ago

My turtles won't eat their food with this I'm not sure if they like it.

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I bought this in store but still want to review on it. Its very good overall, but my leo's sometimes refuse it. Good product though!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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The product was great. The customer service at this location was horrible.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Great price, thanks too price matching. My leopard geckos eat their food so I'm guessing they like it. Can't really review something that I can't taste myself. Lol

No, I do not recommend this product.

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I’ve been buying this since I’ve had my beardies and they have always loved this one more than any other calcium powder. It also includes d3!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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This is the only one I've found that actually sticks to the crickets. Just a little will cover the cricket in calcium before you put it in.

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This calcium supplement works so good! It sticks well to the crickets and mealworms, and an entire bottle lasts a long time for me. My frog and leopard gecko approve.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Really helped shakira when she needed it. I had asked a worker and they helped me when I explained what was going on with her.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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This stuff is great if for some reason or another your beardie isn't getting all the nutrients that they need::::))))

Yes, I recommend this product.

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1 year ago

can i use this for a millipede? if not what would you recommend to use?

1 year ago

How long does this product last?

1 year ago
A couple months

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2 years ago

Can I add this directly into my turtle’s aquarium water (can it still be absorbed into their body)? If not, if I dust their mealworms/shrimp and drop it in the dusted food in their water, does it all come off as soon as it hits the water?

3 years ago

How do you feed this to your cooter turtle?

3 years ago
Dust the insects in the powder, and then feed them with tongs. You can also mix up a “jello” type thing that the crickets/ insects can eat before feeding so that the calcium is inside them. Look up “Snell-o” or “Shell-o” recipes online (people make it for snails and shrimps, but it ought to work for gutloading feeders).

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4 years ago

can i use this for my pacman frog

4 years ago

Is this safe for green tree frogs along with a different vitamin or do you recommend a calcium without D3 and use a vitamin brand with it?

4 years ago

is this okay for chuckwallas?

4 years ago

Is this good for Green Anoles?

4 years ago
Yes if you have a uvb light then you won't need to add this to your insects as often.

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5 years ago

I have a garter snake at home, does he need phosphourus as well as calcium and D3? And how do put it on the food.

5 years ago
As long as your snake is eating whole mice he doesn't need supplements, as he's getting calcium naturally from digesting the bones. The supplements come in powder form which just gets sprinkled onto the crickets and salad. Hope this helps, best of luck to both of you!

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5 years ago

Would this be safe for adult fire belly toads.

5 years ago
I'm not sure, they are in the same class? Reptile ? I would ask the veterinarian. I know it's great for my Rickie, he's a box turtle. It's a vitamin. Keeps him alert, active and awake. I forget to put on his food and he would just hibernate. Went to the doc, he just gave him a shot of vitamin D3. Sore I could not answer your question.

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