My first Pacman frog...

[IvoryReptiles]

Hello & Welcome to the forum!
There could be a few factors......it may be that he is intimidated by the large enclosure. It may simply be re-location stress. As for the burrowing, that is normal, they are ambush predators and this is how they prepare in case food comes along. Have you tried feeding earthworms/nightcrawlers? Cut appropriate sized bits off the worm and try tong feeding.
Pictures of the frog & enclosure would help us give some advice.

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Hello & Welcome to the forum!
There could be a few factors......it may be that he is intimidated by the large enclosure. It may simply be re-location stress. As for the burrowing, that is normal, they are ambush predators and this is how they prepare in case food comes along. Have you tried feeding earthworms/nightcrawlers? Cut appropriate sized bits off the worm and try tong feeding.
Pictures of the frog & enclosure would help us give some advice.

No I have not fed worms. I have seen your tong feeding 102 video. I dangle the roach like you do the worm bits for up two to three minutes and wiggle it too. Here's some pics .

[JIvoryII]

welcome to the phib world.. nice C. cranwell you have.. at silver dollar size he may take a bit to get to tong feed..

[lumpbump]

welcome to the phib world.. nice C. cranwell you have.. at silver dollar size he may take a bit to get to tong feed..

Thanks. He was labeled as C. Ornate but if you say he's C. Cranwelli then it must be! How can the novice tell the difference?

[JIvoryII]

petsmart or petco I assume, only C cranwelli have albino morphs as of current, C ornata have false eye spots right behind the eyes and the others dont.. an albino C ornata would be worth well a whole lot of money and I dont see a breeder letting one slip out when it does happen...

[GrifTheGreat]

petsmart or petco I assume, only C cranwelli have albino morphs as of current, C ornata have false eye spots right behind the eyes and the others dont.. an albino C ornata would be worth well a whole lot of money and I dont see a breeder letting one slip out when it does happen...

Yep!! I'd say that an Albino Ornata would be worth a few thousand dollars.

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Well im happy to say that early this morning around midnight or so I found my lil green buddy out an about and I figure maybe I should try and feed him. Dusted one medium sized dubia roach nymph and dangled it Brian's face (hahaha brian got his name after the bird in disneys Up) but no feeding response so I plopped it down on the ground and watched as the roach uprighted himself and ran away. Brian gave chase but the roach was too fast. This went on for about an hour or so then I was about to give up and decided to flick the lil roach towards Brian and gulp! He got it. One bite, one swallow later, im happy.