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    artes
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    I think you use D3 for frogs, and without D3 for lizards. I could be wrong though, but I'm pretty sure I'm correct.

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    DogRetepCow
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    Quote Originally Posted by artes View Post
    I think you use D3 for frogs, and without D3 for lizards. I could be wrong though, but I'm pretty sure I'm correct.
    Interesting, I'd like to know if that's true... Can anyone confirm this?

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    artes
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    I did oversimplify it btw. You do use D3 for some lizards occasionally, but not often.

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    Eric Walker
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    I have allways use the stuff with D3 for all my reptile and amphibians. I have no clue what you would use the stuff without D3 for. I think the D3 is needed to help matabolize the calcium or something along those lines.

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    artes
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    That's what D3 is used for. But D3 is toxic to some lizards, so they can only have very small amounts. Leopard geckos, for example.

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    demeteraurion
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    Well I would be using it for my Crested gecko as well. His food has D3 in it and calcium though.

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    nickc
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    For my chameleons and frogs I limited there use of calcium of D3 to twice a month. D3 is used for reptiles and amphibians which are raised under UVB/UVA bulbs. Im not sure but i think for more nocturnal phibs, its not completely necessary for use. For all my older animals I maintain a supplementation schedule of cal w/d3 twice a month , multivitamin twice a month and for regular calcium either three times or twice a week (frogs may not require as much calcium as reptiles)

    Hope this helps

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