mini-mealworms? tenbrio obscurus?

[HepCatMoe]

anybody ever heard of these guys before?

if they breed easily it might make for a nice addition to my geckos diet.

although its kinda wierd that i never heard of them before.

what do you guys think?

http://www.minimealworms.com/

 

[fallen_angel]

Hmmm looks very interesting to say the least, I could use about 1000 mini mealworms! They do make them out to sound like they're better than normal mealies too.. hmmmm

Looks pretty legit to me, did you watch the video of how active they are? That's pretty amazing and could solve a lot of eating issues for geckos that need REALLY squiggly worms. I can honestly tell you that I will try these the next time I order mealies, which will be soon. I'll let you know how it goes.

 

[Golden Gate Geckos]

These 'mini' mealworms are VERY mini!!! I ordered some once for my hatchling bandeds, and they were even too small for them.

 

[fallen_angel]

Oh really?? I don't want too tiny mealies, we ordered pinhead crickets one time for our hatchlings, and BOY was THAT a MISTAKE and waste of money!! they were WAY too small, like little tiny ants (for those that don't know)!

Did they move around a lot more than regular mealies Marcia?

 

[n1nn0]

I use pinheads and mini mealworms for my tiny tarantula and scorpion babies.

Maybe this is useful if the gecko needs to be stimulated by a lot of movement to trigger feeding.