Introducing Peppermint

[frogsubrosa]

Thanks for the advise Grif!

I've got an ID on the worms. It's Perionyx excavatus. They actually use it as composting worm and not for feeding. It has a sort of blue sheen under the white light.
Although they are sold as composting worms, are they safe to use on amphibians?

Thanks Locascio, I've been using Prime for quite some time too. But mainly for my fish tanks. Since it can double its function to be used for my frog as well, that is just perfect!

[GrifTheGreat]

Thanks for the advise Grif!

I've got an ID on the worms. It's Perionyx excavatus. They actually use it as composting worm and not for feeding. It has a sort of blue sheen under the white light.
Although they are sold as composting worms, are they safe to use on amphibians?

Thanks Locascio, I've been using Prime for quite some time too. But mainly for my fish tanks. Since it can double its function to be used for my frog as well, that is just perfect!

I'm not sure. I would assume they were safe. I tried to find information about using them as a feeder, but couldn't to find any.

[BowserFrog]

looks like he left you a peppermint patty

[frogsubrosa]

I better not risk it and stay away from the blue worms. Shall continue my search for night crawlers then.

One last question, and this is actually from my girlfriend.
Approximately how old is Peppermint at 1.5"?

looks like he left you a peppermint patty

Peppermint left me another "package" this morning. I didn't poop for a week. And then took 2 dumps in 2 days.
Still I'm glad it is healthy!

[Locascio]

yea i looked up the worms and thay seem to be safe but i would just go with nightcarwlers ive never hade a problem with thos and there big enufff to feed the biggist frogs and you can cut them up for your small babys