Alright thats good,just let him relax.just watch him closely. When was the last time you changed his substrate?
Alright thats good,just let him relax.just watch him closely. When was the last time you changed his substrate?
I changed his substrate several weeks ago.
Soak him. Hopefully it'll help calm him down a little.
Just guessing but maybe it was trying to get the superworm out?
If he starts acting strangely I would definetly be taking him to the vet. I hope he'll be fine now once he calms down and no more issues occur. I woud change the substrate and soak him I some luke warm water as was suggested above.
This happened to my frog twice and he hasn't been the same since. He doesn't eat, I have to force feed him. Hopefully your frog will do better than mine
Feeding superworms is possible if you crush the head first (with tweezers). I've never had any problems with them. I've also fed him Pachnoda marginata larvae, which have even stronger mandibles, the same way.
P.hosii/G.riobambae/S.couchii/C.cranwelli/B.orientalis/R.humboldti/M.klappenbachi
No, it happened the first time I fed him. He was going after crickets and I thought he caught one but it was his tongue. He has been looking better lately, the swelling has gone down some. He may have bit his tongue like some of you said, but it happened like four months ago.
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