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    Trohr
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    Default Fish shop nightcrawlers.... Chemically treated?

    Hello again~

    Was wondering if anyone ever fed their frogs nightcrawlers from bait shops.... I'm wanting to change up the diet of my frogs a bit, and have read that they're fine snacking on worms every now and then. The only place I know to find worms is at the bait shop, and on the driveway after a storm but both options sound iffy.

    Are bait shop worms safe? I'm assuming they are.... I don't think worms get crazy viruses where they need to be treated with all sorts of chemicals in their food. I don't think they're fed steroid-dirt either.

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    Default Re: Fish shop nightcrawlers.... Chemically treated?

    Most pet stores carry them too.

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    Trohr
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurt View Post
    Most pet stores carry them too.
    All of the pet shops and things around town just carry those enormous super meal worms.... Only place to find nightcrawlers is the bait shop. Do you think they would be safe to feed to my frogs? I don't think a whole lot goes into raising worms.

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    Default Re: Fish shop nightcrawlers.... Chemically treated?

    My Bullfrogs love the bait shop worms... but crickets must be like crack... cause they take those first... My tree frogs think moth's are the most fun to catch... my whites run after them straight up the glass and leap to catch them... they say live caught bugs might have poison from fertilizers and pestisides... which are bad for the frogs..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wambli View Post
    My Bullfrogs love the bait shop worms... but crickets must be like crack... cause they take those first... My tree frogs think moth's are the most fun to catch... my whites run after them straight up the glass and leap to catch them... they say live caught bugs might have poison from fertilizers and pestisides... which are bad for the frogs..
    Ah, awesome- this is good to know. Think i'm going to run by the bait shop later tonight for some midnight snacks. I wish I could get my hands on moth larva. I have an assortment of plant seeds that caterpillars eat from when I used to raise exotic butterflies.

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    Default Re: Fish shop nightcrawlers.... Chemically treated?

    Just ask if they are dye free. Some of the worms can be dyed to make them look tastier to fish and it is't so good for frogs.

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