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Currently I fed him 6-10 crickets a day...everyday. He will scarf up superworms but I cut off their heads first as a precaution; however it's rare I give him any superworms because they are high in fat.

They are gutloaded and dusted of course.

Too much? Too little?

He's very charming and knows how to give me a sweet innocent baby-face look and I say ahhhhh how cute! So I throw in crickets everyday. And he won't stop looking at me like that until I feed him. So I throw in a handful a day.
because he's sooo cute.

Madame Jade Fox

That sounds good. I would also try feeding nightcrawlers; my bullfrog would scarf those things right up.
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*~Ginevive~*

I currently have a colony of exotic cockroaches, Madagascar and hissing, that I use to feed bullfrogs.

Also, Mazuri makes an excellent gelatin diet that I cut up into squares and hand feed them that probably has a lot of nutrients that you would not be able to get them otherwise. This is great stuff, I have used it to feed everything from alligators, to even spotted salamanders!

mazuri.com
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Is this the 5MEO? Would you recommend this for a leopard frog as well?
Thanks

That's the number. As long as it is used to being hand fed, it should take it.
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...the oldest task in human history: to live on a piece of land without spoiling it."
Aldo Leopold (1938)

"Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us."
Calvin and Hobbes

I never knew about this food. I am going to look into getting ahold of some. I think it would be great for my salamanders and horned frogs, especially in the winter when live crickets are really hard to come by out ehre in the sticks. Thanks!
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*~Ginevive~*

Thanks and thanks for the link, I have koi, goldfish (garden ponds) and I may find some of the other products useful as well.