Never said they had a bacterial issues. All I said was that epsom salts do not treat or cure bacterial bloat. There are two different types, one that might need some help stimulating pooping just like in sedentary old people, and one that is bacterial. I just don't want someone reading this in future saying that epsom salt will take care of bacterial bloat.

Likelihood is hers are pigging out. They do that. Do I think she needs to be overly worried? No. Not for a few days. But it has been two days, since her posting, and IF her frog is still floating it might help with the pressure. Epsom Salts, correct me if I am wrong, have not be shown to damage a frogs system so no harm no foul.

I know they can go longer without feedings. They dig into mud in the wild and can go for years. Do I need to get that technical? Nope. I have seen frogs go for many months without starving to death but there are weight loss issues. Most of us wouldn't want to buy ones that were that skinny and would begin to claim they were unhealthy. At 10-14 days I haven't seen weight loss issues, so yeah, it can go longer without food.