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Fluker's suppliements for FFs

JoshBA

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What would your opinions be on Flukers Calicium and Reptile vitamin dust suppliments for newts?
The Fluker's Calcium seems fine as its only calcium carbonate with vitamin D3. I did, however, read somewhere that may react with one another when used together.
The Reptile Vitamin Supp. seems alright although it does contain small amounts of copper (75mg per pound). This worries me because i know copper can be harmful to caudates. But it does have a comparably lower content then the other nutrients. Would the low levels of copper be ok?
 
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