Feeding fruit flies

[moviegeek]

I'm considering getting a few poison dart frogs, and, if I do, it will be necessary for me to culture flightless fruitflies (Drosophila melanogaster ). These little buggers appear to be rather nutritious, at least as far as protein content goes, and I am wondering if there would be any reason why I couldn't put them in my feeding rotation for my fish (percula clowns, flame hawk).

More info on the flies:

http://edsflymeatinc.com/flightless_fruit_flies.htm

[rshimek]

I don't see any particular problem as long as they don't become the main food. Insect scleroprotein (the major component of their exoskeleton) is quite different from that of any marine animal. I don't this will cause any real problem as long as it is not ingested to excess.

[moviegeek]

Thank you!