Review on 🐸 USA-Made Zoo Med Aquatic Frog & Tadpole Food - 12 Ounces by Maxwell Thomas

I have two African dwarf frogs that live in a 10 gallon aquarium with a male betta and a mysterious snail . When the frogs were new, they were very shy and didn't dare to eat. I've left frozen mosquito larvae in terracotta bowls outside of their little lair, but I'm not sure they eat many worms. I also assumed that my Betta would eat at least some of these worms even if he was well fed. I bought this frog food for three reasons: 1. it sinks (easily); 2. I could place it strategically; and 3. I didn't think my betta would like it that much. The product worked exactly as expected. It sinks and I can take it off the surface and slowly sink it into the terracotta. I also add some around the bowl as frogs love to pick up trash. You don't have to feed them a lot. Luckily the betta wrinkled its nose. If there are no frogs at night I can just toss some pellets in a bowl then turn off the light knowing the frogs will find it overnight. This container is huge; it will take a very, very long time even if I feed my frogs every night. It also helped them get used to where they would be fed. Now I can feed them worms straight out of the shower with a turkey shower and add variety with these pellets. I expect they will do great in open ponds or with lots of frogs. I am very happy.