Undigested Crickets. Vomit. Help!

[Kurt]

There are several reasons why a frog would vomit, gastrointestinal parasites, stress, low temperatures, and so on. Is your White's WC or CB? What is the temperature of his enclosure? How long have you had him?

[Yarnfiend138]

I've only had her for about a week, so I'm pretty new at this.

WC or CB?

I think I have it figured it out though. After I posted this I went out and asked the store that I bought her at. They told me frogs and snakes tend to vomit when they are cold, and then I realized my mom had turned off the heater.

So I've got her temperatures back to where they should be and I'll try to feed her again tonight since she didn't keep down anything she ate last night. Hopefully she was just cold last night and things will go ok from here!

Thank you!

[spooky]

WC = Wild caught
CB = Captive bred
Most (if not all) of adult frogs sold in pet stores tend to be WC, whilst froglets are more likely to be CB

[adawinters]

This might be a silly question, but are you sure she ate them? I only ask because it's common for crickets to drown in water bowls and begin to decay, and if you're new to frog keeping, you might not know that. If you saw her ingest them, and they still wound up back in the water dish, then I would think something's wrong. Keep us posted.

[Kurt]

You're welcome and good luck.

Thanks Katie for explaining WC & CB, so I didn't have to.

[Yarnfiend138]

She's doing great!

Her temperatures are back to normal, shes eaten again, and kept it all down.

Thank you so much!

[Kurt]

That's great to hear.