DIY Calcium Powder for Reptiles .... Covid Quarantine 5

[@tommieturgeon3783]

Excellent Video, However I would suggest one edit. I make this for my bearded dragon, and I don’t boil mine first. I cook them straight away. Cause boiling actually takes out a lot of the calcium. But another alternative is to boil your eggshells, then pour that water into their water dish after it has cooled down. That way they drink the extra calcium from the water, and absorb it through their scales when they bathe. But you want to make sure they get as much calcium in their system as possible so they don’t develop metabolic bone disease. Also adding crab or lobster shells would be a great idea too. Thx for the video though and have a blessed day!

[@Sol-gi3sv]

After you boil the eggs ( to get rid of the smell) make sure to take off the inner membrane before baking and grinding it down. It removes the smell of the membrane and you’re left with only shell that has only the scent of calcium.

[@yhanadame]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@allenclavero8321]

What a great video now i dont have to waste money ima just cook eggs 😅

[@DB-ut6sw]

Great video!

[@Sol-gi3sv]

Also the foam is cooked leftover membrane/ egg whites.

[@ronniegonz4076]

Great video I have a question on the oven part how many degrees was it to bake for the 10 minutes?

[@uesleiporto]

Nice!

[@lil_snowyy4947]

Would I have to put the eggs in the oven?

[@graceful.wings.1]

Does it have vitamin d in it.

[@onlytonailsdotcom7330]

Bruh

[@onlytonailsdotcom7330]

You get that from the sun

[@muchenzhan4116]

Can I crush calcium and vitamin d tablets into a fine powder and give it to my leopard gecko?

[@Noahyoung36]

❤

[@paradisepetsanjumbaloch]

Is it safe for leopard gecko ?

[@joeydotalca]

You can bit add vitamins as well dont just give them calcium powder

[@onlytonailsdotcom7330]

I believe it is.

[@kingsexotics5777]

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