If you can't get the proper bedding for him, then use moist paper towels like the kind you use in the kitchen. It's better than nothing. Again the water MUST be dechlorinated! Sitting on those should keep him from sticking to the tank.
If your mother won't allow you to do even the littlest things (like getting bedding or earthworms) to care for your pet, then why would you get another one? I realize that you didn't know what these frogs needed when you got yours, but if you cannot give one what it needs to live, then DO NOT go get another one! Any frog kept in those conditions will die, and it's just setting you up for more heartbreak.
Even if your frog lives through this prolapse, it will not live for long unless you put it in the right bedding and feed it the correct foods.
Also, how big is it? If it's not a baby, and all it's been eating is one mealworm every other day, then it's probably malnourished on top of the other problems.
Finally, do NOT let the frog out in your room. They absorb things through their skin, and their skin is also easily injured. Letting one out of its tank will hurt it.
I was about to say the same thing as DVirginiana.... if you are not allowed to provide the basic care for this one, getting another one is not the answer!
I believe enough pain has been inflicted on jerome's emotions and feelings. there is no need for further scolding LET it be.
If you notice, I said that I understood that he didn't know what to do when he first got the frog. Everyone runs into that, and I understand that sometimes certain things are just not financially an option.
However, he was talking about trying to get another one if this one died. That is why I said what I did about not doing that until he was able to buy the proper things for one. The same thing would happen. That's not scolding, just advice that would keep the frog safe and the owner from going through losing a second frog.
It's a sad situation. nothing more we can do now.
I don't think that is a good idea Jerome. First you must show your mom that you are responsible enough to take good care of a pet. Show your mom that you are doing everything including those instructions given by Grif to save you pacman frog maybe then she will realize how important your pacman is for you.
Kudos to you Grif!It is amazing how you're trying to answer Jerome's every concern so patiently. I must admit that i am short sighted sometimes specially when my son who is the same age as jerome by the way is asking way too many questions and it seems endless sometimes...LOL...You are going to be a great Dad.![]()
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