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I've tried them and not any of my geckos of any species would eat them. So, if you decide to try them, buy a small amount to start with to make sure you can get them to eat 'em. But I must say that worms in general do not work so great with tokay. They tend to prefer a more active prey item.
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Phoenix worms are quite a bit more active when kept on some form of edible substrate. If yours don't eat them at all, they will more than likely eat the soldier flies they turn into.