could you help me to convince the keepers in my country?

[Sublime]

thx, i see!
how about feed one or tow mice monthly? or less frequently?
and how giving them fish as the main food?

Yeah, your schedule for feeding mice is fine. Be careful with feeding fish; use guppies, mollies, or minnows. It's recommended to either breed the fish yourself, or buy from a good fish shop that keeps the tanks clean and doesn't use shared filters for different types of fish. Parasites are a main concern when feeding fish, avoid goldfish.

[billmanson]

if i frozen the fish in icebox for some days before feeding the frog, how about that, do u think low temp can kill parasite?

Yeah, your schedule for feeding mice is fine. Be careful with feeding fish; use guppies, mollies, or minnows. It's recommended to either breed the fish yourself, or buy from a good fish shop that keeps the tanks clean and doesn't use shared filters for different types of fish. Parasites are a main concern when feeding fish, avoid goldfish.

[GrifTheGreat]

if i frozen the fish in icebox for some days before feeding the frog, how about that, do u think low temp can kill parasite?

No. A lot of bacterial parasites and viruses can survive cold temps by covering themselves in a protein membrane.

[billmanson]

allright！now i think i must change my bull‘s diet, haha, thanks！

No. A lot of bacterial parasites and viruses can survive cold temps by covering themselves in a protein membrane.

[Sublime]

No. A lot of bacterial parasites and viruses can survive cold temps by covering themselves in a protein membrane.

Look at Grif getting all scientific. No it's true though; freezing will get rid of a lot of communicable parasites, but not all and will become pathogens (disease) that will harm your frog.

[GrifTheGreat]

Look at Grif getting all scientific. No it's true though; freezing will get rid of a lot of communicable parasites, but not all and will become pathogens (disease) that will harm your frog.

Hey I know a thing or two about science