Hi, is there a particular reason for the trend in dusting Tokays food rather than letting them help themselves to it from a dish?
Is it because the powder goes bad with the humidity or that tokays just don`t like dishes?
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Hi, is there a particular reason for the trend in dusting Tokays food rather than letting them help themselves to it from a dish?
Is it because the powder goes bad with the humidity or that tokays just don`t like dishes?
I do both
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Dusting is to ensure your Tokays get calcium/vits. Tokays wont normally eat or drink out of a dish. I use a dish of calcium powder mainly to provide my gravid females a additional source of calci they will crave and require producing eggs.
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