Reptile Vitamins & Calcium Supplements: Exo Terra Calcium Powder Supplement for Reptiles

*	Easy to administer calcium powder supplement for herptiles
*	Mix into food to provide calcium essential to reptile health
*	Ultra-fine calcium powder coats live insects thoroughly

Help prevent calcium deficiency, a major dietary problem in captive reptiles. Exo Terra Calcium Powder Supplement is the easy to administer daily calcium supplement. Simply mix into vegetables and fruit servings or coat live insects before feeding. Contains high levels of calcium to help ensure long-term health. Ultra-fine powder for reptiles and amphibians. Includes measuring scoop for easy dosage. Use Exo Terra Calcium Powder Supplement for Reptiles with Exo Terra Multi Vitamin Powder Supplement to help ensure long term health.

Please click on "More Information" for ingredients, guaranteed analysis, and serving directions.

Ingredients:
Calcium Carbonate, Oyster Shell Flour, Salt, Calcium Sulfate, Potassium Chloride, Ferrous Fumarate, Magnesium Oxide, Zinc Oxide, Manganous Oxide and Copper Sulfate.

Guaranteed Analysis:

Moisture	12.0% max
Magnesium	0.03% min
Calcium	35.0% min
Sulfur	0.04% min
Calcium	37.0% max
Iron	240 ppm min
Salt	0.06% min
Zinc	9 ppm min
Salt	0.07% max
Manganese	5 ppm min
Potassium	0.04% min
Copper	2 ppm min

Vegetables and Fruit:
Blend 1/2 tablespoon of Exo Terra Calcium Powder Supplement with 1/2 tablespoon of Exo Terra Multi Vitamin Powder Supplement per 500g mixed vegetables and fruits. Always provide clean fresh drinking water.

Insects:
Thoroughly mix a 1:1 ratio of Exo Terra Calcium Powder Supplement and Exo Terra Multi Vitamin Powder Supplement in a container and add live insects. Cover and shake gently until all insects are "coated." No other supplementation is required. Always provide clean and fresh drinking water.

After opening store in a cool, dry place.

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