This is a discussion on what are fish nutritional value for frogs? within the Pacman Frogs forums, part of the Frogs & Toads category; just put my albino with 6 reddies i think they called him cuz the store diddnt have guppies i went ...
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what are fish nutritional value for frogs? just put my albino with 6 reddies i think they called him cuz the store diddnt have guppies i went to get a hair cut hour and a half later i come back the 6 turned into 4lol i no I'm not suppose to feed him fish too much but what is considered too much?
Re: what are fish nutritional value for frogs? From what I gathered, fish are a "treat" type of prey item, as are rodents. Nightcrawlers, roaches, and crickets are a good staple diet for them. Fish carry parasites, and can cause more harm then good. Rodents are a better "treat" and are just high in fat. Typically they don't carry any parasites, just make sure to get them from a reputable store. Some places keep their rodents in horrible conditions.
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