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[Sanimal]

Thanks for the kind reply Corey. Actually, I am now feeding my frog daily. Also, I already have the cricket keeper, and I do dust the crickets with calcium/D3 every other day and with a multivitamin supplement once a week (the Rep-Cal brands; I recently switched from Reptivite to that). The crickets are fed fish flakes and carrots before I feed them to the frog. The other thing I wanted to point out is that my mom has never had to go to the pet shop daily; I usually have a good supply of crickets in my cricket keeper, so she only goes occasionally (and she really doesn't mind; she will always happily go when I need more ).

Thank you for the encouragement, and everything's fine; I'm not upset.

Very Respectfully,
Sanimal

[CJ PELCHER]

Just curious on the switch of the brands...? I never had any bad things happen from reptivite.

[Sanimal]

Yeah, Reptivite is probably fine, but there were two things that caught my eye. The vitamin A doesn't come from beta carotene, so I wanted to be safe with a supplement where there isn't pure vitamin A in it. The other is that it has calcium in it as well as a variety of vitamins; I wasn't sure if the calcium and vitamins should be mixed, and if that is too much calcium if I use that and another separate calcium supplement.

[Louis Charles Bruckner]

Yeah, Reptivite is probably fine, but there were two things that caught my eye. The vitamin A doesn't come from beta carotene, so I wanted to be safe with a supplement where there isn't pure vitamin A in it. The other is that it has calcium in it as well as a variety of vitamins; I wasn't sure if the calcium and vitamins should be mixed, and if that is too much calcium if I use that and another separate calcium supplement.

You are correct calcium and vitamins should not be be given at the same time.
One of the moderators has a really good dusting schedule.

Have you though about starting a dubia roach colony.
they are easy to breed and care for.
and they can't climb smooth surfaces like plastic bins that don't have a texture and glass.

so you can also use the glass bowl method with those.

and varying the diet of your frogs is a really good thing.

Since I travel so much I had to get rid of my whites in favor of a packman frog that my wife can tolerate.
He won't jump out of the enclosure. unlike my unruly whites LOL
so she has no problem tong feeding my frog while I am away.

Good luck and you are on the right path.