Tree frogs can be fed earthworms, barley worms, cockroaches, crickets, suckling rats and other foods. Try to feed them live bodies.

When feeding a tree frog, it is enough to feed it with suckling mice occasionally. It is not recommended to feed it as a staple food, as it will make it gain weight. Tree frogs also need to supplement more vitamins and calcium. You can coat the food with nutritional powder and then feed it to it. Tree frogs mainly eat meat and are carnivores. Wild tree frogs will capture small insects that also live in the woods as their own animals. Insects smaller than them may become food for tree frogs.

How often should you feed a tree frog?

If you are raising tree frogs artificially, in addition to the type of food you need to pay attention to, you must also pay special attention to the frequency of feeding. In fact, the digestion speed of tree frogs is not particularly fast, so feeding does not need to be too frequent. Generally speaking, adult tree frogs should be fed about once a week. If fed too frequently, tree frogs may have difficulty eating because the last food they ingested has not been fully digested. If you are breeding smaller tree frogs, you can feed them more frequently, but generally speaking, you don’t need to feed them every day.