i've read about frogs renting pitcher plants' pitchers for a reason; to catch insects for themselves. frogs have also been found in Heliamphora's pitchers as well. i also read that pitcher plants don't end up losing either. usually after frogs eat the insects, they usually allow their droppings to fall onto the pitcher plant's pitchers, this way , they also get 'some' nutrients from the insects body fluids.. errr so i've read. but it does make sense why frogs usually poop inside the pitchers. what a cycle huh?

The forum member called Back2eight might be of help. She keeps tomato frogs.

this pic is from a past post.

Here is a link that might be useful:

The frogs should be happy there. I have no idea what it would do to eggs if they laid eggs in there, I would remove them and try to raise them myself if possible, just in case. I have heard of tadpoles morphying out in the pitchers, though.

its not my pic i found it in the gallery . the thread is called free lunch

won't the tadpoles become digested by the fluids inside the pitchers?