Quote Originally Posted by Truffs1178 View Post
Is this a good feeding plan for an adult male African Bullfrog?

Monday:Nothing
Tuesday:Earthworms with calcium+vitamin powder
Wednesday:Nothing
Thursdayubias with calcium+vitamin
Friday:Nothing
Saturday:Frozen food(Need help deciding on healthiest option)
Sunday:Crickets with calcium+vitamin

I know that a mouse a week would cause my frog to turn blind so is it OK to feed any of these frozen food items to my frog once a week, chicks, quails, rats, gerbils, rabbits or hamsters. Will any of these not cause blindness if I feed them to the Bullfrog weekly.
Those prey items are great, but use vertebrates just as a treat. Your frog will live a perfect healthy life without ever eating any of those items (vertebrates)in it's lifetime. It's not necessary to feed vertebrates. Quail for example are fed a high protein wild bird feed. The protein content is 23%, it's one reason they grow so fast, but they are also always running around and exercising (if you will.) Your frog eats the quail, then it just sits there or burrows. This leads to obesity (same as in humans in most cases.) I do use quail, but on occasion (roughly once a month.) Mice (which you didn't list) are fed on a 18% protein diet, but store more fat than quail. Rabbits/rats/gerbil are all in the same league.

Hamsters (I won't even touch that subject, lol)

Edit: The differences in vertebrate and invertebrate diets are more complex than just high fat content though.