stick to the crickets or roaches. you're going to hafta deal with that stinky mess and taking the remaining skin out of her enclosure when the T's are done with them.
I am also pretty sure Leopard Frogs have a pretty good amount of toxins in their skins. I may be mistaking them with Pickerl Frogs, but its not worth the risk.
Besides that many frogs are naturally toxic AND full of parasites, amphibians absorb any toxins in their environment through the skin, even more so than other creatures. So the slightest pollutant, pesticide, or other unpleasantness that might have made its way into the environment, those frogs will carry.
People who'vew been in humid T habitats saw them eat plenty of frogs. They are actualy among the best, if you can find a source clear of pesticides. Even raised feeders might have parasites.
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