No kidding, those bellies are awesome. Little buddahs. Bigger than I thought tho. Googled some pics of White's Tree Frogs and I can see how they can be called Dumpy tree frogs, tho I think that's a little mean. Some get hugely fat, wow. Yours don't look dumpy. I guess in time they may become great big blobs of adorable frog. Do these suction cup themselves to the sides of tank to sleep? Paul and I saw some doing that (think was a different species) and assumed they were fake til I noticed one breathing. Like you were concerned about, there was one just resting on the ground while his buddies were up higher and I worried for him. I still maintain that petsmart is more heart-breaking. At least my local petco has employees seen cleaning the tanks. It was at a petsmart that i saw a terribly thin tree frog. Felt I shouldn't have been able to see ribs, not that I know anything about them. These places should have regular surprise inspections by vets (if they don't already), and if too many amphibians are found to be sick or under-cared for, they should loose their frog license. And that should be a real thing.

Was just watching youtube videos of toads eating earthworms, to see how other people offer them. I still don't have a good system down. I get nervous about doing it correctly, with little or no dirt eating. So far, I'm seeing people just setting it down in front of them where it can't really burrow, and the toads take it from there. The best luck I've had is swishing a worm in toad water to clean it, blotting dry on paper towel, then laying it on his half-log when he was sitting next to it. Then today, holding one part with tongs and letting the other half touch down on rock steps Banjo was sitting on. I'll experiment more, but do you have any tips, what works for you? If it involves chopping it into pieces, I tried that 1st and it was awful. Think it worked but unnecessary cuz he can eat a whole one if he can get even a part of it into his mouth.

Anyway, these look great. Hope they've been pooping more good poops for you.