Frog food tips please.

[StephenLS]

How big are your frogs?

[leethefrogman]

They are more than 2 years old, and only about 40mm (1 and a half inches)

[Ebony]

Hi, It is hard to no what to with your frogs during the winter. You could put them in an unheated room and let them go into hibernation (feed them up well before though) or you could breed/catch your own food. I breed Meal worms and Locusts. Keep in mind though that mealworms should not be a main food source as it can cause impaction. Theres plenty of food around outside if you explore a bit and is spray free. I have an Ant colony out side which is great to raid when I have young frogs. Moths are good too. At night I get a net and a touch and sweep the net over the grass and you will be surprised how many you have. You can feed slaters which are easy to breed as they only need dry wood. Also those fly traps that are sold on trade me are great even in the winter. My whistlers and Southerns into hibernation in winter and they do well. They are most likely to breed if they have been in hibernation as well. My Southerns and Whistlers are always kept outside here. We have Southerns and Whistlers at local parks here. Green and Golden Frogs are kept inside as it's too cold here for them but I put them in hibernation inside. I hope this helps .