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Also other potential food sources Iam thinking about are aphids. They are very small bright green insects that are very common in my neck of the woods. I know they are a pest species so they shouldn't be hard to breed once I figure out their lifecycle.

There's so many things I can breed(i feel like there is). Now I'm also going to look for other food sources for the adults as a staple diet. Crickets are okay so if I can't do anything else ill stick to crickets.

I heard roaches are good for breeding and are healthy as a staple diet. Thing is, are there any that don't fly or have a potential to escape and infest the house?

Worms are a possibility, but oddly they keep dying in the container a week later. I think Iam getting a bad source of them. Since I used to have a container full of earthworms a year ago that were in the same container for months and were alive or reproducing.
One way I feed my Cope's Gray treefrog is too turn on my porchlight for a couple hous at night. I bring him out and let him eat the moths and other stuff. This is good for several reasons
1.Easy to do.
2.Good variety
3.It's probably what treefrogs and toads would eat in the wild.