Frog will pee, just not poop.... really really picky eater as well.

[Leaper]

hi! I got my c. ornate 3 weeks ago. she ate very well loves minnows by the way. but I hadnt seen any poop for the whole 3 weeks. she is on coco so I have changed her tank once already still did not see any poop. soooo I yesterday I checked on her she was in her water dish looking at me like please can I have a little privacy. so yes you guessed it she left me a little suprise. so I am glad that both of our frogs are a little relaxed today lol.

[mchell43]

hi! I got my c. ornate 3 weeks ago. she ate very well loves minnows by the way. but I hadnt seen any poop for the whole 3 weeks. she is on coco so I have changed her tank once already still did not see any poop. soooo I yesterday I checked on her she was in her water dish looking at me like please can I have a little privacy. so yes you guessed it she left me a little suprise. so I am glad that both of our frogs are a little relaxed today lol.

Sorry what are minnows he he

[Leaper]

Sorry what are minnows he he

minnows are fishermen bait around here. about a $1.20 dz a nice meal.

[GrifTheGreat]

no hijacking people .

Word of advice about feeding fish. Most fish contain Thiaminase which is a chemical that can cause your frog's body to block the metaboliation of Vitamin B1. A Vitamin B1 deficiency can cause your frog to be very ill. Feed fish sparingly as treats just as you would rodents. Once a month is best.

[DVirginiana]

no hijacking people .

Word of advice about feeding fish. Most fish contain Thiaminase which is a chemical that can cause your frog's body to block the metaboliation of Vitamin B1. A Vitamin B1 deficiency can cause your frog to be very ill. Feed fish sparingly as treats just as you would rodents. Once a month is best.

Not trying to continue hijacking, but just wanted to add in; silversides are safe. They are commonly sold frozen in petstores.
Guppies are also thiaminase-free, but should only be used on baby animals that are 'non-eaters' and will take nothing else, as they are usually kept in overcrowded conditions in stores and often carry diseases. Same goes for safe species of minnows; huge parasite risk.

IMO fish of any sort aren't worth the trouble no more often than you're supposed to feed them to a pac, unless you have a lot of frogs or some other fish-eating reptile that can eat the rest of the package.