No need to feel silly, there is always different ways to do things. If you learn something new that can help improve what you are doing, that's all that matters.
No need to feel silly, there is always different ways to do things. If you learn something new that can help improve what you are doing, that's all that matters.
One way to add calcium to feeders is to gut load the feeders with calcium dusted
vegitables and dried foods before they eat it, ive been doing this with my crickets
for a while now. and im just wondering, Can Budgett's frogs have a half and half
setup? or do they prefer aquatic setup?
"A Righteous man cares for his animals" - Proverbs 12:10
1.0.0 Correlophus cilliatus
2.1.0 Bombina orientalis
0.1.0 Ambystoma mexicanum
0.0.1 Ceratophrys cranwelli
1.0.0 Litoria caerulea
1.1.0 Dendrobates auratus "Nicaraguan"
0.0.2 Dendrobates tinctorius "Azureus"
That is another great idea you have. However, if you do not want to deal with moldy vegies, though, I would suggest using the Fluker's high Calcium cricket diet and Calcium fortified cricket quencher. These one-two punch combo should gutload enough Calcium in crickets.
With the semiaquatic setup, from my understanding, is optional and unnecessary. A captive Budgett's frog will likely stay in water the whole time as long as they have enough water available. They do have the ability to travel on land, but I think they prefer not to unless they have to.
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