Are superworms safe to feed my Leo?

[WhiteStone30]

Hey y'all just a quick question. Will it be safe to feed my baby supers? My Leo is about 6 months old (don't know exact age since I rescued her of the evil hands if petsmart last october ) and 7 inches, haunt gotten a chance to wieght her yet since I accidently broke my scale :C here's a pic:

Her current diet is crickets and mealworms (with occasional waxworms) and I wanna start her on supers to beef her up a bit ya know. Just concerned if there's a choking hazard or something. She is a good eater ^_^ she's also my favorite Leo.

 

[katie_]

She could probably even eat adult supers at that size.

 

[RampantReptiles]

Yep she would have no problems consuming super worms, even adult supers

 

[cwheeler]

Superworms are part of my girls' diet, even the smallest who lengthwise matches yours. My small girl weighs in at approx 34 grams. When I feed her, she still gets adult supers, but I select them to be the smaller of the adults. She handles them just fine.

They also get crickets (until I switch over to dubias) twice a week.

 

[TranceZ]

I have a few babies around 17-20g that are taking adult supers just fine.

 

[gixxer3420]

Super worms are fine for her. Super worms is all I feed my adult leopard geckos.

 

[WhiteStone30]

Sweet thanks for the help guys ^_^

 

[rich904]

i start on adult supers at about 20-25 grams, my giant raptor just tipped the scale at 20.6 grams tonight so she will be on supers from now on

 

[Dimidiata]

I learned something new today... Supers bite, Hard.

 

[WhiteStone30]

^^^
That kinda worries me. Will tong feeding prevent bites and stuff? My uncle gave me his superworm colony since he gave away his beardys so I have hundreds of supers

 

[Dimidiata]

it was the first time i was bit so dont worry, its just a pinch.