Elizabethtown here, in between Lancaster and Harrisburg, i'm tryin to get closer pics but they are so small!!
Elizabethtown here, in between Lancaster and Harrisburg, i'm tryin to get closer pics but they are so small!!
My biggest concern is what to feed em now that they have their legs? I've been feeding the tadpoles Reptomin Frog sinking granules since we got em, should I keep feeding them this or should I change it up now that they have their legs, doesn't seem like the little guys are eating.
Hello and welcome to FF! Once they morph to frogs will eat food that moves. No idea how big are froglets; but that could mean tiny pinhead crickets or even starting them on fruit flies. An easy food size formula is food length equal to distance between eyes or 1/2 mouth width.
Dusting food with calcium 2x and vitamins 1x a week on different days with skip day in between will help get them minerals they need while growing. I recommend Repashy or ReptoCal products.
We need pics to help ID; but if some are sticking to glass and their toes end in little disks are probably tree frogs, maybe Grey's. If ones on rocks looks different they might be something else than tree frogs, maybe Toads or other frogs. In the Care Article section there are sheets with info on their care. Hope this is not bad news; but if different species, might need to keep separate, good luck!
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog!
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