I hear so many different opinions as far as using these as a staple...what are your thoughts? I recently bought 200 large ones to just try out as treats for my dragons nd they love em but I wanna know what people think of them as staples...I'm not gonna lie the size of them suck in my opinion....also is it true that if too many are fed to a dragon it causes dehydration? I dont see how it could be possible as long as you keep water in with the dragon to drink and bathe them several times per week but I could be wrong
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Phoenix Worms?
beardielover17
Aug 14, 2008 08:02 PM
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PHLdyPayne
Aug 15, 2008 01:21 AM
They are a great feeder worm but are not really suited to be a staple for adult dragons, they are just too small for that. Great for babies and juvi's though. But offer a variety of insects, such as superworms, silkworms, butterworms, hornworms and crickets. Roaches work too.
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