Fluker's Calcium Reptile Supplement with added Vitamin D3, 4 oz.

Product as described, no issues.

This stuff is great. It keeps my dart frogs nice and healthy.

My Russian Grass land Tortoise 🐢 eats it like there's no tomorrow on hismeals. He doesn't seem to know it's there 😂

Works well

Lizard loves it, good size and content as described, does not turn of dinner, easy to use and plenty of additives and vitamins.

As a proud gargoyle gecko owner, providing the best care for my reptiles is my top priority, and this reptile calcium supplement is a game changer!Why I’m impressed:Pure & High-Quality Calcium: The powder is ultra-fine and sticks effortlessly to feeder insects and Pangea diet, ensuring my geckos get the calcium they need for strong bones and healthy growth.No D3 Formula: Perfect for reptiles like mine that thrive with UVB lighting, so I can safely supplement without worrying about overdoing it on D3.Improved Health: Since incorporating this calcium into their diet, I’ve noticed better activity levels, healthier sheds, and vibrant coloration.It’s easy to use, lasts a long time, and gives me peace of mind knowing my geckos are getting the nutrition they need. If you care about your reptiles’ health, this calcium is a must-have!

This is for my hermit crabs. They need calcium too. I keep a small dish in their habitat at all times. They like it and is especially good to help with healthy shell growth before and after molting. I haven’t noticed any smell with this product. There’s no prep work involved, easy to use. It’s a fine powder.

Our bearded dragon is basically living his best lizard life thanks to this calcium powder. We dust his bugs with it daily like we’re seasoning gourmet cricket cuisine—he doesn’t notice, but we feel fancy.Ever since we started using this, he’s been more active, brighter, and I’m pretty sure he’s working on his tiny biceps. Vitamin D3? More like D-Fense against weak bones!No weird smells, no complaints from the dragon overlord, and we sleep well knowing we’re not raising a calcium-deficient couch lizard. Highly recommend—your scaly buddy will thank you (with stank eye and head bobs, of course)