NEKTON-Multi-Rep is a scientifically formulated vitamin and mineral compound designed for all reptiles and amphibians — with a special focus on shell-carrying species such as turtles and tortoises.
Containing 12 essential vitamins, 9 amino acids, and 6 trace elements, NEKTON-Multi-Rep supports overall health, vitality, and skeletal strength in captive reptiles.
Regular use of NEKTON-Multi-Rep promotes healthy bone development, steady growth, and strong immune function. Its unique formula helps prevent deficiency-related conditions such as paralysis, bone softening, and eye inflammation. With a reduced vitamin A concentration, it is especially suited for armor-shelled reptiles and amphibians.
🦴 Supports bone and shell strength with a balanced calcium-phosphorus ratio
🌿 Prevents vitamin and mineral deficiencies for overall health and vitality
💪 Promotes stable growth and skeletal structure in all reptile species
🐢 Perfect for turtles, tortoises, and shell carriers thanks to low vitamin A levels
🧬 Includes 12 vitamins, 9 amino acids, and 6 trace elements for complete nutrition
🧡 Scientifically developed to maintain optimal reptile health and metabolism
Daily use: 0.25 g per kg of body weight
Weekly use: 1.5 g per kg of body weight
Use the included green measuring spoon (1 spoon = 1 g).
Because of its higher vitamin D and trace element content, do not exceed 5% of the reptile’s daily ration.
Store dry and out of sunlight, between 15°C and 25°C
❌ Do not refrigerate
Keep out of reach of children
Clean and disinfect food and water dishes daily for best results
For decades, NEKTON has been trusted by breeders, zoos, and reptile experts worldwide. NEKTON-Multi-Rep is the result of cutting-edge research into reptile nutrition, ensuring your animal receives all the nutrients necessary for a long, healthy, and active life — even when natural diets can’t be perfectly replicated in captivity.
Give your reptile the best possible care with NEKTON-Multi-Rep — the complete nutritional foundation for vibrant, thriving reptiles and amphibians.
