Hi! New to forums. Recent whites tree frog. Have few question

[Rae]

Make sure the smaller is getting more then... like she said feed her extra with tongs if you have too. Most people on here feed whites 3 to 4 a night from what I have read... so if you are only feeding every other night and shes only getting a few that might have alot to do with it.

[Sue H]

Make sure the smaller is getting more then... like she said feed her extra with tongs if you have too. Most people on here feed whites 3 to 4 a night from what I have read... so if you are only feeding every other night and shes only getting a few that might have alot to do with it.

I would also have a look at how the little one is filling out. The legs should be filled out, not skinny, the hips should be well covered and not prominent, and you should see a slight ridge over the ear (supratympanic ridge). If your frog looks well fleshed out and the hip bones aren't sticking out it's probably just naturally smaller. If it seems skinnier than the other frog, not just smaller, you might have to tong feed to make sure it gets its fair share of food.

[Stardust369]

Hi!
I just got two baby white's as well. One of them is about 1.5 times the size of the other. I know for sure that the bigger one, keahi, is eating, because i always see her around the cricket bowl (I use the glass bowl trick) when I wake up. They always have mealworms available and I've been feeding 15 crickets every 2-3 days. Both of them are active and move around the enclosure.
I have tried to monitor their eating, but they refuse to eat when I am watching them! How can I make sure that both of them are getting the food they need?