Help: Injured Bullfrog Care

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

That is an awesome tank! I want to make one like that for my Green/Cope's gray tree frogs

[Snappi13]

New enclosure looks nice. I'm so glad to see pickle banjo is thriving. [emoji196]


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[Cliygh and Mia 2]

If you don't mind me picking your brain, what do you feed pickle banjo?

[Pleasantly]

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[Pleasantly]

New enclosure looks nice. I'm so glad to see pickle banjo is thriving. [emoji196]Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you. The water is much clearer now, so it's really fun to just sit and stare at

He seems to be thriving for sure and now in his new enclosure, he's acting more like a wild frog. As an example, there was a time when he was sitting up high on his log and I accidentally startled him and he dove down off of it in a flash and burrowed himself in the sand. He stayed down there all hunched in the sand for about 5 mins, then swam up. Watching him swim is also really fun. I think he likes his new home.

If you don't mind me picking your brain, what do you feed pickle banjo?

I just feed him crickets so far. I was thinking about getting him some frozen baby mice to feed on occasion. I'd assume when you give something like that, they won't need crickets for a couple days after?

I received his supplements and gave him a cricket dusted with them (aka, dropped into a baby food jar with supplements in it to "dust" it).

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

I think the best feeder is night crawlers, because they have more calcium naturally than crickets, think of it like eating low-fat chips or a salad, the salad is better for you. Here is a handy article that goes into focus into feeders. (it is designed for salamander and newt keepers though) http://www.caudata.org/cc/articles/foods.shtml

[Heatheranne]

Even better would be to alternate crickets and night crawlers. Balanced diet .

[Emily1]

Wow he looks so good, came a long way from when you caught him!

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