I remove the hind jumping legs of large grasshoppers, to avoid any chance of mouth injury. My kingworms then eat those legs, so nothing is wasted

If you are feeding wild caught insects fequently, be sure to remember to have a fecal test done once a year or so, just in case they pick up a parasite. Cant hurt to do this even if you're not feeding wild caught bugs! I
think the benefit of the variety, and potentially nuritional benefits, outweights the chance of parasites? I wonder if a person of more experience with such could please chime in?