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Mistake.
Fi had bought some superworms for my tokay gecko and got them home to try them and they were oily 1st time iv'e ever tryed them so that was a turnoff.put them up went to p-etco for some waxworms and was telling the lady bout how i didn't care for superworms and she said they could eat through the stomach of a reptile.anyone ever heard this or is she a fruitloop.
Toad stomachs are especially tough and leathery to protect against prey that survived being eaten.I feed Zeus my Tokay gecko morio worms and have done for for years and years with no problems. I also feed Euryale my Cane toad with them without any issues.
I'm sure Zeus doesn't kill every morio worm he swallows. He usually gives them a couple of chews and then swallows. He won't get the head every time.Toad stomachs are especially tough and leathery to protect against prey that survived being eaten.
I know this is old but had to reply. My Blue Tong Skink not only crunches but thrashes the Superworm around before swallowing them.ummmm...
I REEEEALLY don't see that happening. Not after the loud crunches I hear my lizard do eating them. Hehe.
Actually I'm planning on setting up a breeding terrarium for a couple of the ones I have. My Chinese water dragon doesn't like the beetles at all(the escapees hid under the water bowl and grew). They reek too much. I had picked one up to show my mom and even with three hand washes the stench wouldn't come off. >.<