When I found out the mealworms turn into biting beetles, I decided I would find a way to prevent that from happening. Ok, here's my plan, and tell me if it works!
Three days before the leopard gecko comes home with me, have the mealworms ready(with bedding, ect), and refridgerate them. Take out a few, around six, put them in a different container and gut load them. That'll be a day before the leopard gecko arrives. Then, I would feed the mealworms to it the next day, and as soon as the leo is finished eating, then I would take out a few more worms from the fridge and gut load them. It goes on and on.
That would minimize the chances of breeding occuring, right? I would rather buy a lot, like 3000 from a supplier, and just go with that. Sorry if I sound lazy, but the idea of breeding beetles just doesn't agree with me. Please tell me if that would work. Thanks in adance...Jaz
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Soon-to-be-mom to a leopard gecko.
Just because you understand why something is, doesn't mean you have to agree with it-Jaz(me)
All work and no play is gay-something i heard somwhere, it's not my quote
