Help! Dumpy Suspected Illness!?

[Kurt]

There is no real formula to how much you feed your frogs. You will have feel it out for yourself.If you will regularly feed them outside there enclosure, they will eventually seek you out come feeding time.

[IgbyKibbits]

Thank you! I will start keeping track of how much we are feeding them and feeling things out as we go along.

To follow up, I actually have a strange question. Igby (the one that has been behaving strangely) actually started croaking. This is the first time that he has done it. Do you think that perhaps his change in behavior has to do with him reaching this stage in development? For all other purposes, he has gone back to his normal behavior with the exception of the new calling each night. It seems to me that it is too much of a coincidence. Has anyone else noted behavioral changes shortly before this maturity?

Definitely interesting for us to watch, but wonderful to hear him finally using his little voice. Guess we are the proud parents of at least one little boy. ; ) Now we'll just have to wait for Kibbits to make his presence known. Let me know if you have had a similar experience!

And again, thank you for your suggestions! I'll certainly try them out.

[Kurt]

Has anyone else noted behavioral changes shortly before this maturity?

My frogs get embarrassed if their friends see them with me.

Seriously, everything seems fine and normal with your frogs. No worries.

[IgbyKibbits]

Touche! Guess I'll put away those naked baby pictures then. Haha!

Thanks for all your help (and sense of humor for a worried "new mom"!)

[Kurt]

You're welcome. Remember there's is a two drink minimum and don't forget to tip your waiters as well.

[IgbyKibbits]

Ha! I think those are rules I can easily follow