Quote Originally Posted by flybyferns View Post
Hi Ian,
You might not be doing anything wrong!

If needed visit this page here on FF:
Frog Forum - Basic Frog First Aid

There was a thread recently (you could search for ) about an online vet, if needed?

In the meantime--If he is new to you and his enclosure. Aside from providing food ( Cal and Vit) , clean dechlorinated water (daily -if possible without disturbing him) ,proper temp/humidity ; you should cover three sides of the enclosure, and leave him be. Handling should be only if absolutely necessary ! ( ie I have frogs for over 2 years I have NEVER touched ). Provide complete darkness each night, with a consistent day/night cycle. Keep things calm and quite away form constant foot traffic around the enclosure.

Experts here on FF will need much more specific information:
-where did he come form
-how long have you had him
-photos of the enclosure if possible
-what kind of frog is he
-is he eating
-what is he eating
-when did he eat last
-is he pooping
-specific gauge information --temp and humidity

Hang in there. I hope this helps ?

Lynn
He is in a calm and well lit room during day and usually dark at night, but his night lamp burned out about 3 days ago and we haven't came to get one yet. We just turn the day one down and we do cover the sides do its just barely dim in there.

I have clean dechlorinated water daily, and don't pick him up often. Only when cleaning and recently getting him to eat.

And a question; if I dust crickets with cal and then gut load a hi-cal/vit diet, is that good enough?

-he came from petco (idk if captive bred or not
-had him since August ( almost five months)
-I'll try to provide photos
-lol he's a WTF
-he hasn't been eating a lot but when I thought he had gotten better he ate 2 crickets
-2 days ago?
-idk if he's pooping I can't find it that well
-humidity- always around 60%
-day temp- 75-80 F
-night temp- 68-74 F

Thank you for responding too