Lovereps
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You seem to have missed the answers in my first reply to both the questions that you just asked--- the feeder info is in an excellent link to general cham nutrition plus what to feed your feeders.
It is most often too frequent or too much of D3 and/or multivitamins that more often creates problems, rather than the plain calcium powder without D3.
Overuse of any supplements is a bad idea--but plain calcium, calcium with D3 and multivitamins are all needed--it is a matter of neither overdoing it nor underdoing it.
I would clean the urates and feces out daily.
A damp substrate is asking for trouble, IMHO.
Even if you removed it each night to dry, it would be better than having something constantly damp inside the cage.
It is most often too frequent or too much of D3 and/or multivitamins that more often creates problems, rather than the plain calcium powder without D3.
Overuse of any supplements is a bad idea--but plain calcium, calcium with D3 and multivitamins are all needed--it is a matter of neither overdoing it nor underdoing it.
I would clean the urates and feces out daily.
A damp substrate is asking for trouble, IMHO.
Even if you removed it each night to dry, it would be better than having something constantly damp inside the cage.
