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I'm going to start a breeding colony of chorus frogs and need to know if theirs any problems with them. 
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chop their heads off (the mealies) before you feed them.
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I prefer crickets over mealworms for an amphibian staple...
My herps:
2.3.0. Leopard geckos
(High Yellow X Albino), named Kirby
(Tangerine Tornado), named Esmerelda
(Rainwater Patternless Albino), named Kiwi
(Regular Jungle), named Pongo rescued
(?), named Maria rescued
1.0.0. Red Eye Tree Frog
(Heterozygous Xantic), named Rufus
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| squamata breeding mealies is easy. Heres a link too the "how 2" if you need it. Ive been breeding leos fed almost exclusively on mealworms for years now with no issues, not sure about frogs though. Try it out. You can only learn something. http://peachstategeckos.tripod.com/breedingmealworms.htm opal (10/21/2009)
chop their heads off (the mealies) before you feed them. ..........................Whats the point of that?
Jsin. - 'Tis better to be silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.'
- Abraham Lincoln, (attributed)
16th president of US (1809 - 1865)
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