I was feeding my savannah monitor and she was eating on cricket after another, so i dropped a mealworm in and she almost ate it, the it started burrowing. So now, i cant find the mealworm, is the mealworm going to hurt my monitor by any chance??
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I think i might have a problem.....help please
kevinBD1
Jan 11, 2005 04:02 PM
Replies (2)
sage000
Jan 11, 2005 04:26 PM
mealworms dont move much, but look out for it and try to dig it out, but i dont think it will hurt it.
reddragon01
Jan 11, 2005 07:36 PM
Don't sweat it. The mealworm will find itself a nice quiet place in your substrate and if old enough will morph into a beetle, which seem to be quite yummy to Savannahs. I have had many superworms turn into beetles and Shayla my Savannah eats 'em like popcorn.
