What counts as quality food? The little blocks that come in the Bug Tub with them? I've heard fish flakes are good, so I try and toss some of those in with my crickets too.
What counts as quality food? The little blocks that come in the Bug Tub with them? I've heard fish flakes are good, so I try and toss some of those in with my crickets too.
I dust my crickets and worms, but not everytime I feed them. I don't see any harm in dusting them everytime you feed.
A decent cricket diet with added calcium, and a water source. Right now I use Ghann's Cricket Farm :: Hi-Calcium Cricket Diet together with those green jelly cubes that are supposed to be gutload as well as a water source. I have had very good results growing baby toads this way (you wouldn't believe how good the results are).
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I feed my toads a good mixture...hornworms, silkworms, mealworms, earthworms, crickets and the occasional pinky(maybe once a month) I always dust the crickets with a calcium/vitamin powder. I also just started with butterworms, my Amercian toads love those.
Well a varied diet is the ideal approach but if you go through a lot of feeders it's nice to have a cheap staple you can rely on, and that's why a lot of us feed frogs with crickets but gutload them to maximise their nutritional impact.
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