Quote Originally Posted by Yusil View Post
Oh no, you didn't come off as rude at all.

And it's great you care for your Toad so much. I've never had a toad before, so honestly I don't know and plus, my frogs are like a inch and a half, so all I have are roaches and ants. I'm still learning how to culture flies, so until then, that's their main diet. The occasional baby pill bug here and there, but my culture is new, only one or two females have produced offspring.

But what I was trying to say is, if your not sure, whether or not a super worm can eat through you're toad's stomach, then it's best not to feed him them until you are sure. Even if someone does tell you they don't but your still skeptical, then you don't have to.

Some people say sometimes you have to learn by trial and error and you said you've kept and fed toads super worms before. And because you're asking the question, I'm assuming they never ate through your toad? If so, then the same should apply here, but again if your not sure, you can always not feed them.

Culturing roaches is pretty laborious sometimes, but the result is worth it. I breed small roaches though and feed the even smaller babies/young adults to my frogs. Well, it's not so much a culture, as it is just a boy and girl roach I happened to find and bred by accident lol .

Have you tried also feeding him wingless fruit flies? Although he'd probably need a dozen of those to be full.

And also, if you buy crickets, you can probably culture them yourself, there's plenty of info on the web and I think here as well, and that way you won't have to buy as much, if any. It's how I learned to culture pill bugs, but they're rather easy, since they don't jump or anything and is currently how I'm learning to culture flies.
Awesome! I don't think I can culture any sort of food for my toad because my family hardly tolerates having a few dozen crickets in the house meal worms are nice because they just sit inside a plastic container, don't make any noise, and can't escape like crickets and roaches.

I use to feed my young Colombian Spotted Frog fruit flies but it would be impossible for my toad to fill up on any number of fruit flies I'm afraid. He ate three 4inch night crawlers last night for supper! Haha

Hopefully I'll get some more comments soon and some clarification on what to do about the super worms. I wont feed them again until I get a response I'm thinking I might have to start cutting off their heads though, so that will be gross! But it will be worth it to know my toad is fat, happy, and safe from stomach gnawing worms!