My first bumblebee toad

[ViperJr]

Dubia nymphs may be too big, IMO.

The smallest in my colony are 1 mm and you can find every size up to 10cm. I'm sure you can find small enough dubias if you have you own colony.

[stolenheron]

i dont have access to any dubias so it doesnt matter.

[stolenheron]

my second bumblebee just showed up today. the 1st Bumble is on top and the newer, larger bumble is on bottom. from size, it seems its a male female combo.

[BG]

I love little frogs, but i just can't overcome the idea of dealing with small micro size food. lol

[stolenheron]

the female had no problem eating small crickets which are available at petco, and the smaller one (male?) is eating very small crickets or fruitflies (which you can order super cheap online, or pick up locally at petco for a few more bucks). it isnt that bad. promise.

[SiNi5T3R]

Yeah that's one of the reasons I don't have tree frogs or the smaller types of dart frogs...small food is a pain in the butt to get lol. I would rather have a big pacman or a huge toad that can eat a mouse and as many crickets as I throw in there bin lol. I wish I had easy access to small stuff tho cuz I would love to have a big tall tank filled with colorful tree frogs all stuck to the glass...there just so pretty. How did you manage to get termites?

[stolenheron]

I just noticed that the smaller and first bumble is missing one of his hind feet! I took a picture from the moment I saw him at my buddy's shop and sure enough, it has been missing from the start haha. poor little guy. The amputation is at the Astragalus and calcaneum bones.

man they both have CRAZY appetites. and the fruit fly cultures from joshs frogs are extremely plentiful, I'm trying my first attempt to make some side cultures since my current ones are over flowing