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zoo-med/reptocal
- Thread starter BOOZER
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Reptile Calcium by Zoo Med is supposedly made from something more digestible than Oysters, unlike Reptical.
Without D3 would be preferable, assuming you have proper lighting as there's no true measure of how much D3 is good/bad or otherwise but just that it's needed. So any D3 supplementation is pure guesswork.
So, Reptile Calcium w/o D3 is more digestible(=absorbable) and preferred over others because of this and also doesn't have any potentially overabundant, harmful D3 that you supply with proper lighting, be it sun or artificial.
Without D3 would be preferable, assuming you have proper lighting as there's no true measure of how much D3 is good/bad or otherwise but just that it's needed. So any D3 supplementation is pure guesswork.
So, Reptile Calcium w/o D3 is more digestible(=absorbable) and preferred over others because of this and also doesn't have any potentially overabundant, harmful D3 that you supply with proper lighting, be it sun or artificial.
