Dendrocare (For Caudates?)

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I haven't done any research yet, and thought I'd ask if anybody knows off-hand if dendrocare would be beneficial or detrimental to caudates. I know it was specifically developed for poison frogs, so I'm wary about using it for my newts- especially not knowing off-hand the supplements in Dendrocare.

(Message edited by tmarmoratus on February 25, 2005)
 
Hi Jeff,
As I understand it, the main difference with Dendrocare and a lot of the other herp formulations that are on the market is that Dendrocare is lower in vitamin A with respect to A:D3 and E.
As long as it is relatively fresh there shouldn't be any problems.

Ed
 
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