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Geko Nectar Carrot, complementary food for geckos
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Geko Nectar Carrots and Flowers Color Booster 80g is a complementary food for strengthening/enhancing the natural skin color of geckos, lizards, and anoles. This unique product, formulated after years of experience in captive pigmentation with 100% natural products, acts directly on the mechanism responsible for storing lipochromic particles in the skin, ensuring enhanced wild color and the most spectacular and brilliant morphs.
Erythrophores, melanophores, xanthophores, leucophores, and pterins are thus stimulated to saturate the reserves responsible for red, black, yellow, and white. Feeding this feed once a week is sufficient to maintain color without straining the various systems, just as in nature. It contains no synthetic pigments, only elements present in the freshest raw materials selected in the laboratory.
The package contains:
- 8 untreated natural wooden spoons;
- 1 recyclable plastic dropper;
- Graduated pump made of pharmaceutical material;
- Recyclable tray;
- 1 graduated spoon made of pharmaceutical material.
Directions: Mix the preparation with water until a gel cream of the desired consistency is obtained, then administer directly. Once administered, it is stable for 30 hours in a terrarium and for 3 days in the refrigerator.
Ingredients: Pregelatinized cereals, enzymatically treated legume proteins, hydrolyzed pea proteins, micellar casein, simple sugars, complex sugars, dehydrated carrots, flowers, calcium, vitamins, provitamins, amino acids, natural flavors.
Composition: Protein 5%, fat 4%, moisture 9.8%, ash 5.4%, calcium 1.8%.
Geko Nectar Carrots and Flowers Color Booster 80g is a complementary food for strengthening/enhancing the natural skin color of geckos, lizards, and anoles. This unique product, formulated after years of experience in captive pigmentation with 100% natural products, acts directly on the mechanism responsible for storing lipochromic particles in the skin, ensuring enhanced wild color and the most spectacular and brilliant morphs.
Erythrophores, melanophores, xanthophores, leucophores, and pterins are thus stimulated to saturate the reserves responsible for red, black, yellow, and white. Feeding this feed once a week is sufficient to maintain color without straining the various systems, just as in nature. It contains no synthetic pigments, only elements present in the freshest raw materials selected in the laboratory.
