Small Waxy Monkey Frogs concerns

[ToneDef]

After a lot of research on Waxy Monkey Frogs, I purchased 3 captive bred ones, about 3 weeks ago, from gherb.com. One of them was a bit bigger than the other 2. The big guy is moving around at night and feeding on small crickets. The other 2 smaller ones seem to stay in the same spot, even at night, and do not seem interested in eating when I offer up a cricket in front of them. I keep a couple crickets in a small glass bowl at the bottom of the enclosure and there are always a few crickets running around free as well. It is possible that the little guys have grabbed a cricket, but I'm not sure. I have their enclosure covered on 3 sides and temperatures are good. Is it normal for the young ones to move around and eat less? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[cowbully]

my male waxy ever since he was itty bitty was never that interested in food. he is not the best hunter so i think he gets discouraged and just sits there, so i started feeding him with tweezers.. he is almost a year old and to this day i feed him from tweezers. cause every once in a while, he will try to go after the crickets that crawl around in the cage for his mate and misses the catch and he will just sit there and pout and will not hunt anymore...

hope my feeding experience helps in any way

[toxxxickitten]

What is your cage set up like? Do you have plenty of hiding spaces? The bigger Waxy may seem like a "predator" to the other two smaller ones and they are scared to move to eat. Or perhaps the bigger one has just adjusted faster to his new environment then the other two. I'm not really sure if Waxys are communal really...? and perhaps the smaller ones are just stressed...? Or...they are just not hungry. There could be many reasons why they are not eating.

[cowbully]

What is your cage set up like? Do you have plenty of hiding spaces? .

I agree toxxxic... can you send a pic of the cage setup. temp and humidity...

My pair hang all over each other but they also grew up together too..

[ToneDef]

Humidity is at about 40%. Temperatures range from 100 directly under the basking light to 82 at the bottom. Low 80s to upper 70s at night. I'm not using anything for night time heat.
Here is a picture of the enclosure. It's 18x18x24. You can't see the frogs, but the big guy hangs near the top and the little ones are in the plant on the bottom.

[ToneDef]

One of the little ones died today. He turned a darker color for a few days and that was it. The big one stills seems happy in the enclosure and I catch him moving around every night. I haven't seen the small one move at all. I'm wondering if maybe the 2 small ones were just too young to be shipped and put into a new environment.