Meal worms?

[flybyferns]

Hi

Forget the waxworms-- feed the frogs the wax moths ! They love them

Culturing is not difficult.

You can let the waxworms cycle through the cocoon stage. They will need food and a sturdy , very sturdy, container.
They could possibly chew through thin plastic such as a deli cup or fruit fly container. The will make short work of a FF culture lid in a day or 2.

Actually, waxworms are not actually worms. They are the larvae of wax moths. Moths and butterflies have basically the same life cycle- caterpillar, cocoon, butterfly (moth)

Waxworms are found in bee hives --their food and substrate should have honey in it.

When you begin to see the hardened 'brown worms' - its not dead- that is the cocoon.
They will turn into moths soon after. The moths will live only about 2 weeks ; at which time---the frogs will enjoy them.

great instructions: substrate recipe ( many others can be found on-line)
Breeding Waxworms

There have been FF threads for this over the years.... simply do a FF search