Flukers High-Calcium Cricket Diet?

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Dreaddinit

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I got some of this today and I was wondering if this could be used as a D3 supplement? It has D3 in it according to the ingredients along with just calcium. Sorry if this may have been posted before but I looked and didnt see any info on it.
 

Imperial Geckos

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Its cricket food, not calcium for geckos.

You can feed the Flukers High-Calcium Diet to your crickets (even though i prefer to feed my crickets more vitamins, greens, and protein), this is called gut-loading. Then when you feed your crickets to your gecko, your gecko is practically eating what the cricket ate. Healthy Crickets=Healthy Gecko. I would still however dust the crickets before you feed them to your gecko with some sort of calcium powder.

Hope this helps!

-Alex
 

UnicornSpirit

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When humans ingest too much calcium we simply pass it through our system. I can imagine it's probably the same for insects... so giving it a high calcium food is pointless, especially if you're just going to dust them with it anyways. I feed my crickets a combo of (and I switch it up) apple slices, carrots, pelleted juvenile bearded dragon food (full of vitamins and fiber). Sometimes I'll give my crickets cereal if I need to throw something quick in (healthy cereals... not sugary kiddie ones).
 

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