Its less sanitary that way and the frog sometimes becomes more intimidated by youre hand in its face. It may be less likely to accept them from your hand. Youcould try dropping them so that they land 1" to 1.5" away from the frog in striking distance and most of the time they'll strike without thinking.
I've been bleeding more than once from a frog bite and I tong feed for the frog's benefit not my own. Has nothing to do with a tough guy contest lol!


 
			


 
			
			 
					
						 
					
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 Re: Peggy doesn't seem to want to eat.
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