Karagga - Pyxicephalus adpspersus

[Cap10Squirty]

The frog has no troubles with the various other feeders even at longer distances she is able to snatch them right up. She nabbed a large chunky nightcrawler last night; it made me happy and I think it made her happy too as she smacked her lips for quite some time afterwards I'll start drying the worms off next time to see if that helps. I can barely keep the worms from sliding out of my feeding tongs so I know for a fact they have a nice and slimy protective coating.

[NialR35]

The frog has no troubles with the various other feeders even at longer distances she is able to snatch them right up. She nabbed a large chunky nightcrawler last night; it made me happy and I think it made her happy too as she smacked her lips for quite some time afterwards I'll start drying the worms off next time to see if that helps. I can barely keep the worms from sliding out of my feeding tongs so I know for a fact they have a nice and slimy protective coating.

Hahahahah. I recently started using stainless steel ones without the rubber coating because it's a pain to feed night crawlers with them. The regular stainless steel tongs provide a way better grip and the tips are round. If you do that just make sure you keep the tongs away from the frog's mouth in case they go viking on you and try to swallow the tongs.

[Cap10Squirty]

Hahahahah. I recently started using stainless steel ones without the rubber coating because it's a pain to feed night crawlers with them. The regular stainless steel tongs provide a way better grip and the tips are round. If you do that just make sure you keep the tongs away from the frog's mouth in case they go viking on you and try to swallow the tongs.

I bet that's what I need to switch to for nightcrawlers. One time I was feeding wax worms using the white rubber tipped tongs and the frog "went viking" on the tongs and I had to rethink my strategy