LittleGreenFrog
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Can my adult eat tiny leeches? he is about 2 is inches long, and the leeches are about one centimeter, will they eat him?
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Leeches for Pacific tree frog?
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Herpin Man
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I have never thought to try feeding leeches to a frog, so I guess I can't say for certain- but it seems very unlikely to me. Small crickets and dubia are probably better choices for food items.
LittleGreenFrog
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ok he likes squishy things.
Dragonfire
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I would just use worms personally, leeches don't seem too unsafe but they can still bite and have suction cups.
LittleGreenFrog
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ah. ok! thanks! he'll eat just about anything that moves and fits in his mouth
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