new owner

[GscribZ]

awesome, thanks!

[GscribZ]

I have another questions, a problem seems to have come up...

the frog seems to be much happier in his new substrate, we got it some moss as well as ive read that keeps it humid in the tank but not it seems to just want to stay buried. Twice we went to go check on him today and though that maybe he got out somehow, we ended up slowly digging for him once. after a little research i read that they do this when it gets to cold for them or if they are about to go into a form of hibernation and shed...

should i be worried?

[emandkel]

I have another questions, a problem seems to have come up...

the frog seems to be much happier in his new substrate, we got it some moss as well as ive read that keeps it humid in the tank but not it seems to just want to stay buried. Twice we went to go check on him today and though that maybe he got out somehow, we ended up slowly digging for him once. after a little research i read that they do this when it gets to cold for them or if they are about to go into a form of hibernation and shed...

should i be worried?

Remove the moss -- it is an impaction hazard. They will stay buried most of the time -- nothing to worry about.

[GscribZ]

i was just reading that... will do

[DVirginiana]

First of all OMG $100 FOR A TERRARIUM?! What size are you looking at? That's outrageous even for chain petstore prices!

You mentioned being afraid of being bitten... How are you feeding? If you're hand feeding, I wouldn't recommend it. First, you're right about being afraid of getting bit if they think your hands mean food Also, your hands will scare the frog. If you don't have them already, you should get a pair of feeding tongs.
Also, for really skittish frogs, you can leave crickets in there with them for a couple hours. Sometimes it takes them awhile to calm down from having their tank messed with. Just make sure they don't stay in there too long.