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    Kurt
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    I dust my insect every time I feed. Adult frogs get fed once a week, more if needed. Froglets and other small mouths much more frequently.

    I don't use forceps at all when feeding. I do try to watch all frogs eating to make sure they are ok. Not all frogs will eat when your watching. Red-eyes and other extremely nocturnal frogs won't eat until lights out and it's a little hard to observe that. So feed and watch them, if need be you can separate them when feeding, just to make sure they are all eating.

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    snoopfroggyfrog
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    Thanks for the advice kurt!

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    Kerry1968
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    Because my tank is mainly aquatic I take my little one out to feed him.

    I keep the crickets in a container where they eat veg etc. I take them out, dust them with calcium, put them in an old cricket carrier box and add my baby! He'll eat upto 7 crickets in a sitting and then maybe one or two the next day. But he's still little, about an inch and a half long.

    I suppose feeding 4 individual frogs like that would be a little time consuming, but at least you would know exactly what each one is eating, if they were fed in separate containers.

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    7 small or large crickets? Still a lot more than my frogs ever get.

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    snoopfroggyfrog
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    Thanks kerry....i think i might try that tho just for a few days to see how much they eat... iv just fed them & straight away one of the very active ones ate 2 so that was good to see its one of the other ones im a little worried about he just seems less lively than the rest & sleeps a whole lot more.. would just be nice to see him witha healthy appetite..........

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    scribbles
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    Your frogs may eat in front of you with time. Sometimes when I'm bagging crickets for my geckos and other frogs in the basement, I take my White's with me and they chase the crickets around next to me. I take the back legs off the crickets so they can't run away as fast. Try to make sure they are all eating.

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    Kurt
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    Quote Originally Posted by snoopfroggyfrog View Post
    Thanks for the advice kurt!
    You're welcome.

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    Kerry1968
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    Beataway - I feed him mostly large-ish crickets, he can handle them! In size I would say about half to 3/4 inch long. The next day he is less inclined to make much effort though!

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    snoopfroggyfrog
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    taking there back legs off what a good ideal! thanks scribbles!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kerry1968 View Post
    Beataway - I feed him mostly large-ish crickets, he can handle them! In size I would say about half to 3/4 inch long. The next day he is less inclined to make much effort though!
    Yeah, that's all the size I fed. It's amazing how little frogs can handle such big crickets. But when I got my frog he was super tiny.

    Yours will grow quickly eating so many.

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