whole story my sister went fishing with some peopkle and since she stayed longer than them they geve her the left over bait (mealworms) she tryed to give them to me for the lizards but I didnt want to give them worms that I had no idea about were they came fromg or what they were eating so she kept them like pets they turned into beatles then appaered to die and being the lazy person she is she's had a showbox size sterilite of dead beatles on her bottom shelf for months
today I guess she was going to finally throw them out and there are mealworms in the container and 2 or 3 small beatles.
do you think it would be ok to feed these new mealworms to my lizards? after feeding them so good food ?

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Yes - the new mealworms are the offspring of the beetles by the sounds of it. Since she's had them in a container and they have therefore bred in there I don't see any problem in using them as feeders for your lizards, as they won't carry anything contaminating that could be picked up from outside.

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