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    Default Frozen/thawed pinkie mice

    Can you feed these to your white's tree frog if you keep moving the dead pinkie around with tongs? I heard they only eat live ones. is this true?

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    Default Re: Frozen/thawed pinkie mice

    Quote Originally Posted by Firestar72 View Post
    Can you feed these to your white's tree frog if you keep moving the dead pinkie around with tongs? I heard they only eat live ones. is this true?
    You shoud not feed them mice. This species is insectivorous.
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    Default Re: Frozen/thawed pinkie mice

    I have fed pinkies to my White's only once and that was a long time ago. They were live pinkies so I can't say whether they will take thawed or not. I know tiger salamanders will and I have a strong feeling my White's will too, but I have no intention of doing so any time soon. Like Johnny said, your better off sticking to insect prey with this species.

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    Default Re: Frozen/thawed pinkie mice

    Watched a White's gulp down a live pinkie the other day, fed by a knowledgeable amphib keeper. The frog had been in a tank with two larger males and was not getting it's share of food and was very skinny. He will treat this frog for parasites and probably continue to feed a pinkie occasionally but the daily diet is large crickets. I have a very hard time feeding live mice but will do it if necessary. Only one of my redfoot torts will eat a pinkie. I have no plans on feeding pinkies to frogs (yet).

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