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Calcium and CGD
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Last edited by JITISAWA; 02-09-2020, 05:45 PM.
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Wow! She sures seems to eat a lot.I'll 3ed that.
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I'll 3ed that. The only time you will add cal. is when you dust crickets or other feeder bugs.
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Wow! She sures seems to eat a lot. CGD is a full diet - you wouldn't need to add extra calcium.
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Calcium and CGD
My question is: Do I need to be adding calcium in to the CGD? (If what I was told is correct when I got Stella she should be10 mo. old now. But I was also told that she was he when I got her.) This how I feed Stella: She gets her CGD (the one in the silver bag) every night. I mix it up fresh every night because she seems to eat better. I take it out of her cage every morning before I go to work. She will not tough it after it has been in cage after 12 hours anyway. She has the Bug Co. Reptile Life pellets in her cage at all times. That she will snack any time. She gets the Bug Co. Reptile Life powder food mixed with fresh fruit one to two nights a week in place of the CGD, depending on how busy that I am. She also gets crickets dusted with Calcium without D3 two to three times a week (apx. A dozen to a dozen and a half a week). The crickets are also gut loaded be for feeding. Using this method she eats six out of seven days a week. When I had her in a few weeks ago the vet said that her calcium sacks were fine. I just want to make sure that I am not doing any thing wrong. I do not think that I am doing anything too seriously wrong. When I got her 5 mo ago she was 4gm and skinny, now she is 22gm and the vet says a good healthy weight not fat. I just do not want to be missing anything that could have later consequences. Thank for any help you can give me I am still lerning as I go.Tags: None
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