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Jun 20, 2019 - 07:30 AM
Yes you sure can, they are soft-bodied and Leo's love chasing them!
This is a general rule for feeding Leopard Geckos: * **Baby Geckos**: Insects that are around 0.4" long * **Juvenile Geckos**: Insects that are around 0.25" long * **Adult geckos**: Insects that are 1/2" to 3/4" long As a rule, you shouldn't feed your gecko insects bigger than the space between his eyes. Here is a photo that explains why; as you can see there is a lot of 'cheek' on either side of the gecko's throat:
This is a general rule for feeding Leopard Geckos: * **Baby Geckos**: Insects that are around 0.4" long * **Juvenile Geckos**: Insects that are around 0.25" long * **Adult geckos**: Insects that are 1/2" to 3/4" long As a rule, you shouldn't feed your gecko insects bigger than the space between his eyes. Here is a photo that explains why; as you can see there is a lot of 'cheek' on either side of the gecko's throat:
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