Frog Bites - Moist Pellet Sinking Diet for Frogs & Small Amphibians (1.5 oz (42.5g))

Love this food for my 4 African dwarf frogs! It is way better than the pellets you get at the store. These pellets are bigger which makes it more difficult for the guppies I have with my frogs to steal them. Amazing food

My african dwarf frog doesnt like pellets but i add like 3 every other day

I had an aquatic African Dwarf Frog, so I got these to feed to it. Well let me tell you, these things really smell like meat, because my cat got them off of the table they were sitting on, next to the aquarium, and chewed several holes right through the bag. That was the first day I got them. So I put them into a plastic ziplock bag and set them up higher. Well my cat, being a cat, found a way to get them from the new spot and chewed holes in the ziploc bags. After that, I started keeping them in the fridge. They’re almost like soft bacon bits. Kind of crumbly, and meaty. I felt like the size of the bag, considering the fact that the frog didn’t eat a lot, was a good value for the money. However, with ADF’s, you’ve gotta try to drop their food with a pair of long aquarium tweezer/tongs right in front of their nose, as they’re mostly blind. I had a really hard time keeping a grip on the pieces of the food, and often it would just crumble into bits in the water before I’d get it close to the frog. So it was a little frustrating. And even though they’re called “sinking pellets,” they wouldn’t always sink to where you’d want them to land, thus the use of the long tweezers. Nevertheless, I was new to feeding an ADF, so I don’t blame my lack of skill on the food itself. My cat tells me that the food is pretty darn good! The poor frog, I’m not sure if he ever got to taste them, as I couldn’t master getting them all the way down to him, so ended up feeding him pellets instead.

What This Product Is Invert Aquatics Frog Bites are sinking, moist pellets formulated for aquatic and semi‑aquatic frogs and small amphibians, including African Dwarf Frogs. They are designed to soften quickly and be easily consumed. --- Pros Appropriate pellet size for small amphibians Sinks quickly, reducing missed feedings Frogs tend to accept it readily compared to flakes Clean ingredient profile compared to generic fish food --- Cons (Common Critiques Addressed) Pellets can break apart if handled roughly or left too long in water Some picky eaters require transition time Small package size means frequent repurchases for multiple frogs --- Who This Product Is For ✅ African Dwarf Frogs and similar species ✅ Owners who want a species‑appropriate diet ✅ Tanks where sinking food is essential ❌ Not intended for large frogs or terrestrial species ❌ Not ideal if looking for bulk quantities --- Overall Verdict This is a well‑targeted amphibian food that prioritizes species needs over convenience. As long as portion sizes and feeding frequency are managed correctly, it’s a dependable staple food. ⭐ Rating: 4.5 / 5

Great food! We got a frog from the pet store and after several days I noticed he just wasn’t eating. My other frogs eat the regular fish pellets and brine shrimp, so I never thought to look up frog food. I did some research and found this brand and figured I’d give it a shot. After about a week of feeding 2-3 pellets a day he his clearly happy, fatter, and knows exactly where to go to find his food. Very happy with the results and I hope you are too!

My African Dwarf Frogs as well as some of my aquarium fish (bottom feeders), love these pellets; I don’t have to worry about leftovers!

Its ok, my biggest issue with it is that the food is too big for my frogs to eat it

African dwarf frog loves these