Hornworms

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I have a 10-11month old male that's 16 in. My local pet store started carrying hornworms and I've seen them being fed online before so I got excited thinking it'd be fun to try. Are they too big for him though? They are larger than I expected
 
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Yeah they're quite soft and shouldn't be a problem. I usually only offer one or two at a time as they can be quite filling. I saw that my local Petco just started carrying them as well which is nice during the winter when overnight shipping becomes cost prohibitive. At 5 for $10 they aren't the greatest deal but nice to have available locally during the winter months.
 
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