pacman help: Not Eating, Always Hiding, sick?

[Kaiju]

I'm at wits end with my pacman. He's always brumating(?), I think? He's always burrowed down and covered in slime. He's been like this for at least 4 months. I have another smaller pacman in the same type of setup, he appears to be fine. I'll fill out the form for best info:

1. Size of enclosure
10 g, glass with top 3/4 covered with plastic.
2. # of inhabitants - specifically other frogs and size differences
just one albino pacman of unknown sex
3. Humidity
80-90
4. Temperature
81f
5. Water - type - for both misting and soaking dish
Tap treated with reptisafe
6. Materials used for substrate
Spagnum moss and coconut fiber
7. Enclosure set up i.e. plants (live or artificial), wood, bark and other materials.
one fake plastic fish tank tree for cover. Looks like abonsai tree
- How were things prepared prior to being put into the viv.
8. Main food source
large crickets
9. Vitamins and calcium? (how often)
every other day (when actually eats...he goes weeks without eating)
10. Lighting
ambient room lights, dim
11. What is being used to maintain the temperature of the enclosure
ambient room temp, I'm in az
12. When is the last time he/she ate
3 weeks ago? Maybe?
13. Have you found poop lately
nope
14. A pic would be helpful including frog and enclosure (any including cell phone pic is fine)
Cant figure out to add one via phone
15. Describe frog's symptoms and/or recent physical changes; to include it's ventral/belly area.
as I said before, he's in a skin sac hiding and not eating for months on end. :c
16. How old is the frog
1 yearish
17. How long have you owned him/her
1 year
18. Is the frog wild caught or captive bred
unknown
19. Frog food- how often and if it is diverse, what other feeders are used as treats
none accept crickets
20. How often the frog is handled
rarely
21. Is the enclosure kept in a high or low traffic area
low
22. Describe enclosure maintenance (water changes, cleaning, etc)
lately none, I don't want to disturb him.

Thanks for any help you might give!

[DVirginiana]

The skin sac you're describing sounds like brumation... But all your husbandry is pretty spot-on so I don't know why he'd be doing it. The good news is it does sound like brumation rather than an illness so you don't have to immediately worry.
How long have you had this frog, and has it always done this?

Someone more experienced in breeding may be able to recommend a way to bring him out by simulating the beginning of the breeding season, but since your temps/humidity are already where they should be I can't think of any other way to bring him out.

[Kaiju]

How long have you had this frog, and has it always done this?

Pretty much the whole year I've owned him. :c

[GrifTheGreat]

Your humidity is a little high, but that shouldn't cause brumation. Only being a year old and constantly attempting to go into dormancy is a little odd. Does the frog have a water dish? If not place a shallow water dish in the enclosure.

[Kaiju]

He's had a dish since I set up the tank. Haven't seen him use it though.

[GrifTheGreat]

He's had a dish since I set up the tank. Haven't seen him use it though.

Many rarely will, but if you bathe the frog in its enclosure where it feels more secure it may help.

[Kaiju]

I did the honey bath and changed his tank. Currently it's bare-bones moist paper towel, a water dish, and a hide. He's not slimy like before, but still not eating. Tried crickets, a nightcrawler, and a pinkie. D:

[monster]

Hello, im thinking you may want to bring this guy to a vet. If all your husbandry is spot on and nothing has changed for example the amount of day light and night he gets something else has to be up. I would give his normal enclosure a good cleaning and put him back in there until you figure out what is wrong. The bare tank is a good idea but he has no other cage mates to spread anything to if he does have something so you could put him back in there for the time being. I would put just enough eco earth that he can burrow down abit but you can still see him. The reason im saying this is because they burrow to cool down and get out of the direct sunlight, but they also do this to feel secure and safe. If I start fiddeling in my pacmans enclosure he will totally bury himself or if hes in a bad mood he will try to attack me. If he isn't able to bury he will become stressed and that will lower his immune system and could just make what ever is going on a lot worse. Again I think its time to bring him to a vet and if he hasn't eaten in like 2 weeks you may want to try and force feed because he is looking thin.

[Kaiju]

When I get home next week I think I'll do just that.
It's vet time, little buddy.

[Kaiju]

UPDATE: he's been eating and not brumating! I got him to eat a worm today!

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Great news!

[k5MOW]

Definitely great news. Glad he is doing better.

Roger

[GRABibus]

[Kaiju]

Might be having the opposite problem now... I can't seem to find a good bmi for pacmans. Is this guy too fat now?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5F...p=docslist_api

[monster]

Hey, hows it going. Your frog doesn't look fat from eating, he/she is retaining water ( kidney/ lymph nodes failure) or is severely toxed out but im guessing the first. You can pretty much see the fluid in the swell just by looking at the pics, and if its edema this is why your frog was acting weird earlier in the post. It could also maybe be a serious internal bacterial infection and its making her swell, bottom line is your frog isn't over weight its swollen. My advice to you would be to bring your frog to the vet, that really doesn't look good. If its edema the swelling could go away but its not irreversible so it will come back, and if its a internal infection he/she will need antibiotics.

[monster]

Sorry to double post but what do his back legs look like? do they appear to be bigger then normal ( swollen ). The reason I ask is because a lot of the time edema will effect the back legs also.