aidenagreen
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Sorry in advance if this is in the wrong section, I couldn't decide where it should go.
I've recently discovered that my gecko LOVES phoenix worms. Which is great imo due to their almost perfect Ca
ratio, cleanliness, and ease of storage. What bothers me, though, is that once all that calcium gets eaten, what now? I'm planning to have either a mixture of bugs at every feeding or a rotating schedule. All the other bugs will be dusted with calcium with D3, is this going to be enough D3 to work through all that calcium or should I get a UV bulb to help out? Or maybe a multivitamin with D3 in it (though I can't seem to find one)?
I've recently discovered that my gecko LOVES phoenix worms. Which is great imo due to their almost perfect Ca
ratio, cleanliness, and ease of storage. What bothers me, though, is that once all that calcium gets eaten, what now? I'm planning to have either a mixture of bugs at every feeding or a rotating schedule. All the other bugs will be dusted with calcium with D3, is this going to be enough D3 to work through all that calcium or should I get a UV bulb to help out? Or maybe a multivitamin with D3 in it (though I can't seem to find one)?
