How is the frog and bloating doing? From your answers it's hard to pinpoint a cause since there are a few problems to correct. If frog is still bloated, get some Epsom Salts and prepare a 1 gallon dechlorinated water solution with 1 teaspoon Epsom Salt. Use that in the enclosure for a day and let us know if there are any improvements.
OK, think the first thing to do is for you to read this excellent care article: Frog Forum - Fire-Bellied Toad Care and Breeding - Bombina orientalis and relatives and follow it's advice. Since you don't have a filter in there, 50% daily same temperature dechlorinated water changes is the norm to keep toxic ammonia levels down. After you read article do get a larger enclosure for it where it's possible to control it's parameters and use at least a small air powered foam filter to keep ammonia and nitrites down.
That gravel is an impaction risk should the frog accidentally ingest some while grabbing a cricket. In a larger tank could use a small glass dish or bowl to feed crickets in. Also, dust crickets with CA/D3 2X and vitamins 1X weekly on different days with skip days in between. The glass bowl will keep crickets from jumping out and getting dust washed off. Good luck!





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He is still bloated and not eating ever since he was bloating, but when I cleaned his cage he turned normal, so maybe he's just shedding?
