Quote Originally Posted by Lecroixe View Post
...On a side note, I don't think I've read anywhere but: Now I know that a lot of people say that food should be no bigger than the width of their eyes, but does food of any larger sizes pose any health threats or dangerous conditions? Keropi does sometimes recede his eyes into his body when I guess he swallows for about a second or two while he does his big gulp but I usually give him a few minutes in between each worm piece to let him fully swallow each piece.
The rule about food not being bigger than the "distance between the frog's eyes" applies mostly to insects due to their harder part bodies like the head being an impaction issue. When it comes to softer foods like earthworms, it depends more on the mouth/stomach size. For Pacman frogs, babies should get mouth sized pieces; juveniles 2-3 in. can handle body length pieces; and adults 3.5 to 4 in. and up can handle whole night crawlers with no issues. Good luck !