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Day Geckos and Mealworms?

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I've read and heard both sides of the story. Everything from the, chiton is poorly digested, to I know a breeder that feeds mealworms exclusively.

Specifically I want to hear from experienced P. Grandis keepers/breeders. Who does, who doesn't and who cares...and....go!
 
I have 3 that are fatties, I'm not sure I'm very experienced but Ive had mine for over a year. Mine love repashy the most but I also feed crickets, mealworms, butterworms, and black soldier fly larve. They are very aggressive eaters and Ive had no issues with mealworms although its not fed as a staple.
 
I've kept grandis. I didn't feed mealworms as they are not particularly nutritious, and hard to digest. I fed my animals crickets and CGD. Matthew is right that superworms are more digestible. I'd feel more comfortable feeding small superworms than mealworms.
 
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