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NEKTON CRESTED GECKO fig

Complete feed especially for Crested Geckos during the breeding and growth phase!

How to use: Mix 1 part of the product with 2-3 parts of water and you will create a porridge within about 10 minutes.
Simply feed your pet with this super product two or three times a week.

Composition: Fruit flour (banana and fig powder), insect meal (from black soldier fly larvae), dry honey, soy protein isolate (GMOfree), dicalcium phosphate, mealworms chopped, dried brewer‘s yeast (inactive Saccharomyces cerevisiae), coconut flour, bee pollen, oat bran, dry whole egg, calcium carbonate, algae meal (Ascophyllum nodosum), beetroot, lecithin, ground flaxseed, marigold flowers (dried and ground), spirulina, turmeric, magnesium carbonate

Packaging: 100g

€ 17,00

NEKTON CRESTED GECKO fig

Complete feed especially for Crested Geckos during the breeding and growth phase!

How to use: Mix 1 part of the product with 2-3 parts of water and you will create a porridge within about 10 minutes.
Simply feed your pet with this super product two or three times a week.

Composition: Fruit flour (banana and fig powder), insect meal (from black soldier fly larvae), dry honey, soy protein isolate (GMOfree), dicalcium phosphate, mealworms chopped, dried brewer‘s yeast (inactive Saccharomyces cerevisiae), coconut flour, bee pollen, oat bran, dry whole egg, calcium carbonate, algae meal (Ascophyllum nodosum), beetroot, lecithin, ground flaxseed, marigold flowers (dried and ground), spirulina, turmeric, magnesium carbonate

Packaging: 100g

€ 17,00

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NEKTON has developed a complete feed NEKTON Crested Gecko Breed & Growth with Fig especially for needs of Crested geckos during breeding and the groth phase, according to the latest scientific findings in order to enable a healthy, varied and balanced diet.

NEKTON Crested Gecko Breed & Growth with Fig has a high calcium content with a special calcium-phosphorus ratio. A sufficient supply of the growing animals with calcium and phosphorus is particularly important for the development of a strong skeleton and for female breeding animals to form the eggshell.
In addition, a calcium defi ciency is often suspected to be the cause of egg failure. This can primarily occur due to insufficient calcium supply, often combined with an unfavorable calcium-phosphorus ratio.