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Hey everyone,
I have a redfoot that is around the 6 month mark...(3 inches).
I have had my redfoot for almost 3 weeks now and he/she was scaring me at first, but this past week has eaten like a champ and has been moving around pretty well....(when he is not snoozing)
I have been following the redfoots.com diet and methods.
I have an Aquarium/Plant Bulb...and NO UVB.
The first few weeks I have been using Phosphorus Free Calcium with D3 as a supplement 2-3 times a week sprinkled on the food. It is Rep Cal. I actually had this stuff already which I use for another reptile.
I plan on starting him/her on protein this weekend and I read that this contains enough D3 for them.
Is Rep Cal with D3 overkill? How many times if at all do you guys use those powder supplements? What do you use. I think I might just go find the Calcium Carbonate without the D3...but just throwing this out there.
I know I am over thinking things...but this guy is so cute and I don't want to hurt him buy using the wrong stuff.
Thanks,
Mitch
I have a redfoot that is around the 6 month mark...(3 inches).
I have had my redfoot for almost 3 weeks now and he/she was scaring me at first, but this past week has eaten like a champ and has been moving around pretty well....(when he is not snoozing)
I have been following the redfoots.com diet and methods.
I have an Aquarium/Plant Bulb...and NO UVB.
The first few weeks I have been using Phosphorus Free Calcium with D3 as a supplement 2-3 times a week sprinkled on the food. It is Rep Cal. I actually had this stuff already which I use for another reptile.
I plan on starting him/her on protein this weekend and I read that this contains enough D3 for them.
Is Rep Cal with D3 overkill? How many times if at all do you guys use those powder supplements? What do you use. I think I might just go find the Calcium Carbonate without the D3...but just throwing this out there.
I know I am over thinking things...but this guy is so cute and I don't want to hurt him buy using the wrong stuff.
Thanks,
Mitch