Tree frogs eat 2-3 crickets.
The green tree frog, hyla cinera, does eat flies and crickets.
They eat crickets, moths, flies, roaches, etc.
yes, they are a consumer because they eat small crickets.
Blue Sided Leaf Frog's diet consists of mostly arthropods and crickets. But they will eat anything they can get in their mouth.
This frogs' diet consist of insects that live near the water source.
It depends on the different frogs ANSWER: I have a White's tree frog (he is 15 years old) and he will eat on average, about a dozen to a dozen and a half crickets per week.
Tree frogs are carnivorous and will eat a variety of bugs: crickets, wax worms, meal worms, super worms, blood worms, and fruit flies. You should have a vitamin and calcium supplement and sprinkle it on the bug so your frog gets plenty of vitamin and calcium. If your frog is tiny, fruit flies are the best. Medium sized frogs will eat meal worms, blood worms, and small crickets. Wax worms, super worms, and the larger sized crickets are pretty big, so you should only feed these to the bigger tree frogs, like White's tree frogs or any other big tree frog.
No, crickets are too small to eat frogs. On the other hand, frogs will eat crickets because they are insectivores.
No. It is a carnivore. But they tend to eat whatever they get there hands on.
Tree frogs eat the following: Crickets,Moths, A treefrog usually eat grasshopper, butterfly and slug.
its long sticky tongue
The best thing is to go to a petshop and purchase crickets for it.