Spam me with liquid calcium recommendations

[daniellebluetoo]

Or just post here!

I want to know what brands you recommend and why, I already use repashy's powder, but i want to keep some on liquid on hand.


THANK YOU!

 

[nats]

I have used this stuff in the past.
Just follow directions and put some in their water or put
a drop on a cricket and hand feed.
As to why, well, because it looked right, and was available

http://www.reptilesupply.com/product.php?products_id=142

 

[T&KBrouse]

We have Neocalgluconate we got from the vet when we noticed our Uro was showing signs of MBD. Gave him .25 cc for 4 days and all the symptoms were gone. Now we give him a small dose about every 10 days (he's a picky eater) and have no signs of relapse.
Its great to have on hand.
Half an ounce cost $11 and will last us forever.

 

[nats]

We have Neocalgluconate we got from the vet when we noticed our Uro was showing signs of MBD. Gave him .25 cc for 4 days and all the symptoms were gone. Now we give him a small dose about every 10 days (he's a picky eater) and have no signs of relapse.
Its great to have on hand.
Half an ounce cost $11 and will last us forever.

I am curious, what is the calcium content of Neocalgluconate?

 

[lytlesnake]

I'm not sure what the concentration is, but it's extremely high. You don't need much. It's also called Calcionate Syrup. I found some on ebay last year.

I've found that waxworms dusted with Zoo Med Repti Calcium w/ D3 cures MBD very well without any liquid supplements. I've got one juvenile that was limping around, all twisted up and barely eating. After a few weeks on the dusted waxies every other night, he's chasing crickets now and his limbs are almost back to normal. This gecko has completely forgotten he ever had MBD... acts like it didn't happen.

If they'll eat phoenix worms those are even better, but some geckos don't like them.

 

[Golden Gate Geckos]

NeoCalglucon.

 

[nats]

NeoCalglucon.

Marcia, is that a "over the counter" formula?

 

[dprince]

Marcia, is that a "over the counter" formula?

I've only gotten it from my vet.

 

[bleeding_sarcasm]

OTC it is called "Calcium glubionate"