Can I feed any of the following frogs fish?

[CaptainMorgantown]

Hi everyone,

I own a Red-Eye Tree Frog, a Dumpy Tree Frog, and a American Green Tree frog. I bought two minnows to feed the Dumpy, but I was wondering if I could feed the other two frogs one of them, or if feeding the Dumpy fish is even safe? Don't worry, I'm not going to do anything until I get an answer

[SludgeMunkey]

NO. Those species are all primarily insectivores.

[Kurt]

And arboreal, fish never show up on their radars. So, they would not be a natural food. Now moths, well thats a different story.

[Paul Rust]

And arboreal, fish never show up on their radars. So, they would not be a natural food. Now moths, well thats a different story.

What about flying fish? Seriously though, I agree on both counts. They wouldn't eat fish.

[Kurt]

Not even if they went to Long John Silver's.

[John]

I wouldn't use "feeder" fish as they are often full of parasites. If you must use them, freeze them first or a few days and then thaw them out for feeding.