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NEKTON REP

NEKTON REP

NEKTON-Rep contains 12 vitamins, 6 trace elements, 2 amino acids and calcium, increases the speed of skin formation and promotes the functionality of the mucous membranes, as well as the entire energy metabolism of the animal and promotes growth.

 Animals with vitamin/mineral deficiencies are usually not very active, NEKTON-Rep compensates for these nutritional deficiencies and animals are again much more vital.  Symptoms of paralysis, such as leg dragging, are prevented by regular administration of the product, which has a positive effect on the development of muscles, glands, nervous system and also increases the fertility and foudibility of embryos of amphibians and reptiles.

Composition: Dextrose, calcium carbonate

How to use: NEKTON-Rep is soluble in water and is easily administered in drinking water, or as a powder via the live feed. 0.25 g NEKTON-Rep per kg of body weight daily, or respectively 1.5 g once a week.

A green measuring spoon is attached to each bottle, 1g of NEKTON-Rep corresponds to one measuring spoon.

Because of this supplement's higher content of vitamin D and trace elements than in a complete feed, it may only be added to 5% of a reptile's daily ration.

Available in packs of:
75g €15
€ 15,00

 

Size

  • 75g
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NEKTON-Rep contains 12 vitamins, 6 trace elements, 2 amino acids as well as calcium. NEKTON-Rep increases the rate of skin formation and encourages the functionality of the mucous membranes as well as the animal's entire energy metabolism and stimulates growth.

Animals with vitamin/mineral deficiencies are usually not very active; NEKTON-Rep balances out this lack of nutrients and the animals are significantly more energetic. Signs of paralysis, such as e.g. legs tightening, are prevented by regularly administering NEKTON-Rep. NEKTON-Rep has a positive effect on the development of muscles, glands and the nervous system. NEKTON-Rep additionally increases the fertility and hatchability of amphibian and reptile embryos.