SnakeDancer
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Update: by now there are only 5 who are still sort-of tadpoles - that is, they have legs, but still have the tadpole-shaped filter-feeding head and long flickering tail. The rest are all little froglets. They've been eating whiteworms, blackworms, and chopped earthworms, and in the last couple of days I've started giving them dried krill and dried bloodworms so they get used to coming to the surface and eating non-live food. They're taking to it very well! Though I prefer to feed live prey when I can, I know that new owners may prefer the convenience of dried or frozen/thawed foods, so I want them to be accustomed to a variety.
The parents get earthworms, blackworms, feeder fish, garden grubs, maggots, mealworms, waxworms, superworms (frozen/thawed and chopped in half), the occasional pinkie mouse, and the occasional piece of freeze-dried tubifex cube. I'm probably forgetting something, even. I give them whatever I have on hand easily. They are not finnicky.
The parents get earthworms, blackworms, feeder fish, garden grubs, maggots, mealworms, waxworms, superworms (frozen/thawed and chopped in half), the occasional pinkie mouse, and the occasional piece of freeze-dried tubifex cube. I'm probably forgetting something, even. I give them whatever I have on hand easily. They are not finnicky.