I bought an albino C. ornata about a week ago. He appeared healthy and active with nothing about him that would cause me alarm. He was on coir, had a small water dish, and tryed to escape when he was being collected and packaged for sale. He pooped on his way home and it appeared like normal frog poop (we have lots of frogs and toads locally that leave poop outside). I have him in a 10g tank with about 3 inches of moist coir, a small water dish, some fake plants, and three sides of his tank covered with awesome pics from old Nat Geo mags. His first night with me he ate 3 medium B. dubia (roach) that I culture for my Lasiodora parahybana (tarantula). Since then I hadn't scene him for a few days and his tank looked like there was no activity. I found him at the very bottom of the substrate hybernating. I plopped him in his water dish and about 5 mins later he was sloughing off his cover and ate it. Since then Ive added more treated water to the coir (too dry) and he hasn't burrowed deep, but instead is hanging out just below the surface with the top of his head poking out. He is in my herp room with ambient temp of approx 78f.

Everything I have read tells me to feed the baby frog, he is about the size of a half dollar, every other day. Since his first feeding and short hybernation he has refused to eat. I dust the B. dubia with vitamin and calcium as instructed on the jars and tong feed but he won't take the roaches. I will continue to offer him food every day but I am curious how long of a hunger strike he can have before I should worry. 1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month ect??? This is my first pacman and my first amphibian. I really wanna make sure he is as healthy as I can keep him in captivity. I don't want to be discuraged from further caring for amphibians due to a bad first experience. I've read most care sheets I could find and ordered 2 books on horned frogs and finished reading one e-book i got the other night. Thanks in advance for your advice.
I like frogs