Quote Originally Posted by jelkins View Post
Feeding these frogs wild caught food doesn't ensure a difference in size but certainly offers a wider range of options that mirror their natural diets. Additionally, there is absolutely no garantee that captive bred foods are parasite free whether you're breeding them yourself or buying them from someone. Unless you're studying captive bred foods under a mircoscope for parasites, no one can garantee this. Parasites are common in almost all amphibians in captivity and in the wild. What typically makes them an issue is poor husbandry leading to health issues where the captive animal isn't able to deal with the parasite load and additional stress. I've had mine for over 5 years and had no issues whatsoever.

Again it depends on your source of wild caught food, maybe you cannot say for sure that captive bred food does not have parasites but you can be sure that they have not been in toxic water or on treated farmland. There is more chance of your pet catching something from a wild prey than a captive bred one.
I think you have just been extremely lucky not to have had any problems.