The diet of tree frogs consists mainly of insects and larvae. However, in some cases frogs can eat crustaceans and even their smaller relatives. They hunt with their sticky and long tongue, with it you can shoot flies, dragonflies, midges and other insects on the fly. Many frogs living in water bodies are well adapted to land. Therefore, ground beetles, earthworms and other insects also go to food.
Small tadpoles that live in ponds and puddles feed on aquatic vegetation.
Diet of frogs in captivity.
Some species of frogs are often bred for restaurants, decorative species are often kept in terrariums. In any case, at home they need a balanced diet, most similar to the natural. There are two options: to regularly buy the necessary insects in the markets, in fishing stores or grow and grow them yourself.
