Pacman eating frog!!

[spiderlover]

ohh yes i think those feeder frog are american bull frog baby...i dun usually feed frog to any of my pet...but for wc cornatas i have no choice...some of them just not eating anything else...some willing to take fish only...i only have one who is willing to take pinkies...
a friend of mine also bought some wc cornatas earlyer then me..also refuse to take any other food and they died recently..so feeding frog is my only option...

[Namio]

ohh yes i think those feeder frog are american bull frog baby...i dun usually feed frog to any of my pet...but for wc cornatas i have no choice...some of them just not eating anything else...some willing to take fish only...i only have one who is willing to take pinkies...
a friend of mine also bought some wc cornatas earlyer then me..also refuse to take any other food and they died recently..so feeding frog is my only option...

Hi Spiderlover, as also an owner of WC Cornuta, I have three suggestions. One is that the American bullfrogs have a high chance of carrying chytrid fungus, let it be wild caught, farm-raised, from North America, or Asia. It is something to be cautious about. Two is that Cornutas are notorious for unwilling to feed in captivities. So that leads to my last suggestion: maybe you should think about force-feeding your frog, unless you can condition and train them to eat safer food like crickets, nightcrawlers, or samurai pacman food, etc.
You can keep feeding bullfrogs to them but I'm afraid they'll catch chytridiomycosis sooner or later. Or you can train them to eat the safer food I mentioned previously, but it may not work. So that pretty much leaves you force-feeding these picky frogs, or simply don't purchase WC frogs. There are CB Cornuta babies available that are willing to take safe, healthy food.

[spiderlover]

we do have albino african craw frog for sale as feeders here...do u think it will be a better option?

[Namio]

we do have albino african craw frog for sale as feeders here...do u think it will be a better option?

I really have nothing valuable to offer there. ACF is another frog that are likely to carry chytrid, since they (and bullfrogs) can carry chytrid and won't develop chytridiomycosis.