Food for thought

[Frogger00]

A Human baby will put nearly anything in its mouth if offered or found. A Human baby will dink poisonous liquids and stick things in power outlets. A human child will walk unknowingly out into a busy street. A human child will unwittingly touch a hot stove. A human baby or small child are not sure what is right, wrong, safe, dangerous, poisonous, or healthy. It is up to us as responsible caring Adult Humans to restrict their activities, food, and drink to things that are Healthy, Nutritious, and Safe. These are just a few examples of things a small person would do if left to their own devices.

There is some big differences between a frog and a child.

In case it isn't clear this also applies to our Pets or animals in our care. They do not know what is bad for them or dangerous. It is our responsibility to provide them with the care and safety we would offer a human child. I for one am greatly offended that you would be so epically irresponsible to offer your pet frog something so incredibly inappropriate for food. I find it egregious that after doing this you feel the need to share it on a public forum like it is something others should try too.

I am sorry I offended you. I did not intend to say that others should try this, I was merely asking if it would be okay as a treat, as he seemed to enjoy it.

The Original poster of this thread has shown to me that they lack rational judgement and care only to see what they can get away with and have lost all respect I may have had for them. This sort of behavior and treatment of amphibians is not something I am prepared to tolerate seeing posted on these forums. If you insist on continuing to experiment with your frogs I can not stop you but I can Ban you from this site so we do not have to be subjected to your idiocy.

Paul

It is possible I do lack judgement and, as you said, am a complete idiot. I do not want to harm my frogs or encourage others to do so.






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