Superworms are one of the most manageable insects to keep alive for extended periods. Pro: superworms are easy to find & keep (they’re also affordable!) If you Dragon is not eating their essential greens, place a superworm on the freshly chopped greens to entice your lizard to begin eating. These medium-sized insects are also pretty active, which catches your Beardie’s attention as soon as you release them into their enclosure.īecause most Bearded Dragons love them so, you can use superworms to get a picky reptile eating. It also means they can quickly add bulk to your Bearded Dragon. Just like humans, this high fat content tickles your Beardie’s taste buds in just the right way. Pros and Cons of Super Worms Pro: Bearded Dragons love how they tasteĪs we will discuss more below, these tasty critters are high in fat content.
So, let’s review the pros and cons of including superworms in your Beardie’s diet. Mealworms are also the larvae of a darkling beetle species, but there are some crucial differences between superworms and mealworms. Superworms are the larvae of the zophobas morio darkling beetle species. (Another good option you might look into is the hornworm – I have a post about them here.) Superworms Basics You should avoid giving juvenile bearded dragons superworms because their tough chitinous exterior can cause a life threatening condition called impaction. You can give them 1 to 2 superworms up to twice per week. Most Beardies love them!Īdult bearded dragons can eat superworms in moderation. One of the more popular insects to feed Bearded Dragons is superworms. As a Beardie owner, it is essential to know how to take care of your loving lizard. Their size and temperament make them ideal additions to most families looking for a new lizard partner. Bearded Dragons are one of the best reptiles to keep as pets.
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