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It is difficult to say whether, or not, your gecko is okay without knowing how he is acting, what he looks like, etc. Also without knowing whether, or not, his set up is appropriate.
How is he acting?
Does he appear too skinny?
What does his tail look like (plump or skinny or "middle of the road")?
What do his stools look like?
Are you feeding live mealworms that are of appropriate size for the size of your gecko? (Insect/worm should be no longer than the space between his eyes)
What is his set up like?
What are the temps (especially the warm side)?
Does he have water available 24/7.
Have you tried any other feed items (i.e. appropriate sized Dubia roaches, crickets, silkworms, etc.)?
Doesn't appear that anything is wrong.
May simply be a case that he is not accustomed to mealworms.
Although, with time, he should become accustomed to them. If possible, try to pick out some mealworms that are extra active since Leos especially hone in on movement.
You can also try some different insects/worms to see if he prefers eating something else.
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