Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Frogs of Every Colour








There is a frog for every colour of the rainbow. Aren't frogs these frogs just stunning? 

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Frogs can Catch Their Prey in the Water

Frogs do not require you to take the out of the tank to feed them. If you don't want your frog running around the house simply throw the food into the tank and watch them devour it.

Floating Rocks: Aquatic Frogs Require Both Land and Water Habitats

Aquatic frogs require a mixture of land and water. They require enough water to totally submerge their entire body. Floating rocks provide land masses for them to sit on and keep dry.

Froggy Getting Bigger

Froggy eating a worm

Monday, September 5, 2011

Lost Cricket Finds New Home

Little Frog Eats Little Grasshopper





Catching your own grasshoppers provides your frog with a nutritious meal which is rich in nutrients and cost effective. When feeding your frog store bought crickets, you have to nutrient load them by forcing them to eat a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. When you catch wild grasshoppers or crickets, they already have a diverse diet. They are free, plentiful in the spring, summer, and fall, and take little time to catch. Provide your frog with balanced diet by feeding it wild bugs.

Friday, September 2, 2011

Worms are an excellent source of protein for your frog

In the wild frogs eat a number of different insects. Use worms to diversify your frog's diet. Feeding only house crickets can result in malnutrition. Worms are packed with protein and nutrients from the soil they consume.

Feeding your frog

House Crickets are an excellent food source for pet frogs. You can purchase them at any pet store. Use large crickets because even small frogs can eat them.

Frogs as Pets






Frogs make fantastic pets. Frogs take up little room in the house and only eat once every three days. Frogs do not shed and are very clean. They eat a large variety of insects that are commonly found around the garden. Try it out.