Reddit Reddit reviews Zoo Med Reptile Calcium without Vitamin D3, 8-Ounce

We found 3 Reddit comments about Zoo Med Reptile Calcium without Vitamin D3, 8-Ounce. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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Zoo Med Reptile Calcium without Vitamin D3, 8-Ounce
Highly bio-available source of calcium carbonateFree of harmful impurities (not from Oyster Shells)Safe levels of Vitamin D3Use with reptiles that are able to meet their Vitamin D3
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3 Reddit comments about Zoo Med Reptile Calcium without Vitamin D3, 8-Ounce:

u/darkmatterhunter · 5 pointsr/leopardgeckos

I know a lot of people have commented, but if you're not using supplementation, start using ReptiCalcium w/D3 and w/out D3 by dusting his food each meal. If you are, please take him in for a checkup, he looks very underweight and could have something like parasites. Action sooner rather than later could extend the life of your pet :)

u/begaydocrime69 · 2 pointsr/LeopardGeckoTalk

https://www.amazon.com/Vivian-Reptile-Warmer-Temperature-Controller/dp/B01M7SP67V - a heat matt ive used since christmas. its fairly resilient and works fine in my bioactive 20 gal setup so you shouldnt have any problems. id recommend the 7watt.

yeah i mean i feed mine crickets primarily, i sometimes throw in dubia roaches or a wax worm for a treat but my gecko wont eat meal worms either so its really fine. make sure you dont mix vitamins - give pure calcium to vitamin/mineral powder in a 5:2 ratio (3:1 if youre feeding every other day). dont but calcium with d3, it should be pure calcium and a vitamin and mineral powder should be used separately.

here’s what i use:
v/m powder: https://www.amazon.com/Zoo-Med-Reptivite-Vitamin-2-Ounce/dp/B0002AQB6A

calcium powder: https://www.amazon.com/Zoo-Med-Reptile-Calcium-without/dp/B000UJPHL8

u/Erotic_Asphyxia · 1 pointr/geckos

http://www.amazon.com/Zoo-Med-Reptile-Calcium-without/dp/B000UJPHL8/ref=sr_1_5?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1449480666&sr=1-5&keywords=reptile+calcium is what I use for my leo. I have a much smaller container of the same brand that has vitamin D in it that i use rarely. I probably would not suggest using a UVB light- they come out at dawn and dusk so a bright light would quite possibly confine them to their hides, as they would assume it is daytime by the light.