@Jax2214 you said..."So, calcium.
I don’t know what calcium to use. Currently, I’ve been dusting my crickets everyday w/D3. Should I be using different calcium?"....
I’ve read on some of these forums that I should use a small variety of different calcium. Some have said to use D3 a few times a month.
So, all in all, what calcium should I use, how many types of calcium should I have, and how often do I use different calcium?"...what I have done for years is use Rep-cal, a phosphorous-free calcium powder at almost every feeding and Rep-cal phosphorous-free calcium/D3 powder twice a month and Herptivite twice a month. Years ago I used a vitamin powder with a prEformed vitamin A powder (Nekton Rep) instead of the h
Herptivite and it was the only time I had a chameleon autopsy come back saying the chameleon was lacking vitamin A. However that chameleon also did not grow much even though I treated every one of them the exact same...so there may have been a problem/"birth defect" that caused it's problems.
You said..."Thank you guys so much!!!"...so sorry we hijacked your thread but I hope it helps you see in part why supplementing is a tough topic. What I told you above comes from my experiences...it's not the only answer as you can see.
I hope the links I posted help too.
I don’t know what calcium to use. Currently, I’ve been dusting my crickets everyday w/D3. Should I be using different calcium?"....
I’ve read on some of these forums that I should use a small variety of different calcium. Some have said to use D3 a few times a month.
So, all in all, what calcium should I use, how many types of calcium should I have, and how often do I use different calcium?"...what I have done for years is use Rep-cal, a phosphorous-free calcium powder at almost every feeding and Rep-cal phosphorous-free calcium/D3 powder twice a month and Herptivite twice a month. Years ago I used a vitamin powder with a prEformed vitamin A powder (Nekton Rep) instead of the h
Herptivite and it was the only time I had a chameleon autopsy come back saying the chameleon was lacking vitamin A. However that chameleon also did not grow much even though I treated every one of them the exact same...so there may have been a problem/"birth defect" that caused it's problems.
You said..."Thank you guys so much!!!"...so sorry we hijacked your thread but I hope it helps you see in part why supplementing is a tough topic. What I told you above comes from my experiences...it's not the only answer as you can see.
I hope the links I posted help too.