Possibly A Stupid Question...

[Cylifornia]

Can you bring them in from outside? Good question. I suppose you could, if you were 100% positive that you were collecting from an area that has NEVER had chemical fertilizers introduced. If you even have a. 0000001% of doubt. Don't use them. Chemical ferts were all the rage back in the 60's and 70's in the U.S., not sure about Canada. I just order them online. I don't like having doubts.
Yes, they are 100% safe for your frogs. Not i, nor anyone else on the forum would ever recommend something that would be unsafe for your frogs

well I suppose you wouldnt lol. how many do i need minimum?

[deranged chipmunk]

One culture should do ya just fine.

[Cylifornia]

One culture should do ya just fine.

sorry for all my noobishnes but whats a culture

[deranged chipmunk]

A culture is a combo of growing medium (food) and a place to breed. Remember, they will also breed in your enclosure. Slowly, but they will multiply. The frogs supply their food, you supply them with heat (which you are supplying for your frogs anyway) and they will be good to you and your frogs.

[Cylifornia]

A culture is a combo of growing medium (food) and a place to breed. Remember, they will also breed in your enclosure. Slowly, but they will multiply. The frogs supply their food, you supply them with heat (which you are supplying for your frogs anyway) and they will be good to you and your frogs.

ok, what r the odds they will overwhelm my viv? and will my frog eat some?

[deranged chipmunk]

Odds are slim. I have never had them over run a viv. Some invertebrates are weird. They will stop breeding if space becomes crowded. I have seen it first hand with freshwater shrimp.

[Cylifornia]

Odds are slim. I have never had them over run a viv. Some invertebrates are weird. They will stop breeding if space becomes crowded. I have seen it first hand with freshwater shrimp.

I just want my future frog to be comfortable while hes with me