[Elizabeth Freer]

Originally Posted by JBPAirsoft

Ok so i am at my house with the lizard and my calcium is called reptocal. It says that there needs to be a small amount of phosphorus for calcium utilization???????
Is this bad?
Should i get a different type?
it also says it is min. of 6% phosphorus.?

Get the Rep-Cal ultrafine phosphorus-free powder with D3. Our feeders, crickets and all, come naturally overbalanced with too much phosphorus. Our goal is to correct that imbalance to reach a 1.5-2.0:1 ratio of calcium to phosphorus. That is why "phosphorus-free"!

Phosphorus interferes with the absorption of calcium .

[JBPAirsoft]

Originally Posted by Elizabeth Freer

Get the Rep-Cal ultrafine phosphorus-free powder with D3. Our feeders, crickets and all, come naturally overbalanced with too much phosphorus. Our goal is to correct that imbalance to reach a 1.5-2.0:1 ratio of calcium to phosphorus. That is why "phosphorus-free"!

Phosphorus interferes with the absorption of calcium .

ok thanks

[Elizabeth Freer]

Justin ~

When you get this, be sure to only lightly dust your critter's prey 2-3x per week. Too much D3 can also cause problems. We walk a fine line with our small pets.

[gdaygecko]

If you want an animal that can last with minimum care, (not recommended) then get a bearded dragon!