Superworms
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. Are they healthy to give as a staple? And ive heard they turn into beetles too which im not a fan off. Is there a way to prevent this from happening?
I would avoid them as a staple because they are relatively high in fat. They are OK as an occasional feeder for an adult dragon (16'' or larger). Sometimes they go off of a food for a while but then come back to it. It can be a shed or just a mood. Keep offering them but maybe try some variety. Phoenix/Repti/Calci worms are a good option but are very small. Dubia roaches are also a good option as a staple feeder. Try small batches of each and see what she likes.
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