Rep-Cal 52298 Phosphorous-Free Calcium Powder Reptile/Amphibian Supplement Without Vitamin D3, 4.1 oz,white

Buen precio y excelente calidad!

The media could not be loaded. This is my go to from now oneThey have a foil seal so if you poke holes in it bam you can dust your veggies

Good price

The other brands will get a spit out reaction from my Leopard Gecko, lol. Maybe it's the phosphorous in theirs (not listed in ingredients). Please do not stop making it! My Uromastyx ignore it as well. Hard to find without D3 let alone guarantee phosphorous free!

Exactly what I ordered

It just got it and it didn’t take a long time to get here. I’m using it for my leopard gecko and she seems to enjoy it because I’ve gotten other powders and she won’t eat the insects then. The only thing is I had to pay 10$ in shipping that’s more then I paid for the product...

My tortoise gets this on his food every day and he's eating like a maniac and getting pretty big. So YAY!

I started using this when the other Calcium I was using by Flukers seemed to be triggering edema in my Panther Chameleons. The edema went away within a few weeks of switching to this formula and they became active again.The average cricket has a ratio of Calcium to Phosphorus that's 1:30. Panther Chams should be fed a ration of Calcium to Phosphorus that's 2:1. So You need to double the Calcium essentially (or more) while not adding any further Phosphorus because it's already too high. Using a Calcium formula that doesn't contain Phosphorus allows you to achieve a correct Calcium to Phosphorus ratio using the Phosphorus% of the feeder to balance it out.TLDR: If you have Panther Chameleons exhibiting edema and you have ruled out other causes besides the Calcium supplement - try this.