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i feed my geckos mealworms but there is always mealworm shedded skin in with them and i can't think of a way to separate the 2
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i feed my geckos mealworms but there is always mealworm shedded skin in with them and i can't think of a way to separate the 2
Pick the mealworms that don't have shedded skin attached for feeding.
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-Marcus The Great
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Since the shedded skin is lighter that the worms themselves, I take a vacuum cleaner to it. Hold it a few inches above the comtainer and it will pick up the skin and not the substrate. Works for us. Also if you are in a hurry, you can blow the shedded skin off to the side and then take of it later.
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You can take it outside and let the wind blow the shed skin out of the container.
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chickabowwow

3.2.3 leopard geckos (Rosie, Locke, Lisa, Caesar, Tommy)
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