Okay i have some additions.
1. spiders
These are never talked about that i know of. But when you think about it they come as small as you need, even possible to feed to a thumbnail. In my frog room their is a corner that is hard to get to. and in this corner i have allowed a group of "burgundy with white spot" spiders to live. They lay egg sacs all the time. i choose to either destroy the egg sac, leave it or collect it. I put the collected ones in a ball jar. after a few days maybe a week they hatch and i have about twenty maybe, maybe ten or twenty more, in the next few days. Just guesses maybe way more. the ones i leave behind i just watch. and collect them hatch which is crazy, to some people. i think for the most part, between the sweeper and the spider spoon they are maintained. The collected ones are put in ball jars, and hatched. They can only live together for so long. so feed fast or remove and raise fewer to get a little bigger. either way i can feed my frogs at least three dozen spiders a week apiece. but thats only to 6 frogs, because i cant get my thumbs to let me get close enough for my method of feeding. which maybe i should explain. I catch the spider on a spoon make it make the escape web to drop off the spoon and then just lower him into a waiting frog's mouth. the frogs will jump and catch the spiders in midair. pretty cool and free. +you could really in my opinion use any eggs because they all are feeding on the same drosophilia as my frogs. if you find a eggs anywhere other than a frog room maybe it would be wise not to use it, but i dont think it would be dangerous.
2. aphids no experience but i wish more people get some so maybe some day i would.
3. arent those little bluish tinted grey extremely small bugs called isopods.
4.yellow hydei, no powder let em tasted the difference, if there is any
5. more later
1. spiders
These are never talked about that i know of. But when you think about it they come as small as you need, even possible to feed to a thumbnail. In my frog room their is a corner that is hard to get to. and in this corner i have allowed a group of "burgundy with white spot" spiders to live. They lay egg sacs all the time. i choose to either destroy the egg sac, leave it or collect it. I put the collected ones in a ball jar. after a few days maybe a week they hatch and i have about twenty maybe, maybe ten or twenty more, in the next few days. Just guesses maybe way more. the ones i leave behind i just watch. and collect them hatch which is crazy, to some people. i think for the most part, between the sweeper and the spider spoon they are maintained. The collected ones are put in ball jars, and hatched. They can only live together for so long. so feed fast or remove and raise fewer to get a little bigger. either way i can feed my frogs at least three dozen spiders a week apiece. but thats only to 6 frogs, because i cant get my thumbs to let me get close enough for my method of feeding. which maybe i should explain. I catch the spider on a spoon make it make the escape web to drop off the spoon and then just lower him into a waiting frog's mouth. the frogs will jump and catch the spiders in midair. pretty cool and free. +you could really in my opinion use any eggs because they all are feeding on the same drosophilia as my frogs. if you find a eggs anywhere other than a frog room maybe it would be wise not to use it, but i dont think it would be dangerous.
2. aphids no experience but i wish more people get some so maybe some day i would.
3. arent those little bluish tinted grey extremely small bugs called isopods.
4.yellow hydei, no powder let em tasted the difference, if there is any
5. more later