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Updates: the fantasy frog ate well for about 2 days, then maybe has eaten 3 to 4 small crickets in the past 3 days. I have it in a small Kritter Keeper as I thought the size would be better as it was thin.

My newest cranwelli has maybe eaten maybe 3 to 4 crickets since I got it. It was nice and chubby when I got it but now is getting thin <sigh> -- think it's time to try to force feed it. Humidity is at 80%, temperature near 80 in the day and gets down to 75 at night. It is in a medium Kritter Keeper with coco-fiber bedding-- would it be best at this point to move it to small Kritter Keeper and put it on wet paper towels?

My little green cranwelli is next to the fantasy frog container, and there is nothing in between them. My green cranwelli tries to go after the fantasy frog's crickets -- it's kind of funny to see it do that.

I ordered some night crawlers and they should be here tomorrow. The only earthworms I've been able to find end up to be red wrigglers.
As cute as that may seem for your Cranwelli to go after the Fantasy's crickets that is part of your problem. Its wasting energy and becoming stressed by chasing ghosts. They should NOT be able to see in each other's home or see one another at all.

Do you have 3 sides of each enclosure covered with some sort of background?

They should be left on Coco fiber. Force feeding is only when you've done everything you can and have no other options so don't attempt to force feed at this Time. moving will cause more stress. You need a more consistant climate. Try and keep them around 82° during the day and no lower than 78° at night. Keep offering food.

Have you tried tong feeding yet? If not give that a go and if they won't take from the tongs just remove the hind legs from the crickets so they can't jump. This makes them much easier to catch.

Keep us posted.