Snail diet?

[Miss Roddam]

This topic is about feeding a Whites Tree Frog;
*Worms
*Snails
*Slugs

Hey, So ever since I have been 6 me and my sister had pet snails (garden) And last year I had loads and they eventually bred! And I was wondering if I could culture snails for my Whites Tree Frog?
Here's a list on why I want to have them
Crickets:
*Mine ALWAYS smell of cheesy bio
*Mine some how die all the time (Their housed in a ice cream tub)
*I have never had cricket eating animals before, so I'm not very good at keeping crickets

Snails:
*Easy to "gutload" (Or easy for me)
*Don't smell bad (From my experience they never smell bad )
*Don't have to chase them around the room when you accidently drop it (Or when your stubborn frog whacks it from the tweezers because he isnt hungry -.-)
*They're free!
So can you tell me if i can have them as a staple diet mixed with compost worms (healthier than ones from the ground) And Do i have to de-shell them? Or if they're the babies with soft shells will shandy be safe with eating them with the shell on (the baby snails not adult snails)

Here's a picture of the snails i mean;

[KingCam]

Feeding them snails with hard shells is a great way to cause impaction/constipation.

If you're looking for an easy feeder insect to breed that requires less work than cricket breeding & doesn't smell even 1/4 as much look into getting a roach colony.

[Miss Roddam]

Feeding them snails with hard shells is a great way to cause impaction/constipation.

If you're looking for an easy feeder insect to breed that requires less work than cricket breeding & doesn't smell even 1/4 as much look into getting a roach colony.

Oh no, I didn't mean with hard shells, I meant the baby snails with the soft shells? Would they be ok? I'm fine with de-shelling snails by the way
Also are worms/slugs ok to feed?
I might try the roaches though but could anyone give me advice on the worms/slugs/snails before please

[Sunshine]

I think snails secrete mucus that is toxic to frogs. They can also get parasites from the snails. I would go with the roaches, and nightcrawlers are good too.

[Miss Roddam]

I think snails secrete mucus that is toxic to frogs. They can also get parasites from the snails. I would go with the roaches, and nightcrawlers are good too.

Ok thanks I'm going to continue feeding shandy crickets until the worms/slugs have bred and created a "captive" batch of slugs so I know they're parasite free Thanks everyone!