Whites tree frog and worms??

[blaze]

Update on Castiel's worms. Since the quarantine, I have been looking for poop every day. Feed him 6-8 crickets in this past week. Today, I found a poop finally!! I grabbed a paper towel to pick it up, and I kinda squashed the poop a little bit so it would break apart in the paper towel. I saw some of a cricket's wing, head. I also noticed some of the bedding I was using was in the poop. So I don't think I will use that kind of bedding anymore. I am happy to say, that those white worms I saw are definitely not present.! Here are some pictures of the poop LOL! Please give me your thoughts.?

[Bombina Bob]

That's great blaze! No Worms either It looks like he had a difficult time digesting the food, how warm do you keep him?
The safest bedding you can use for whites is cocoanut husk, its usually under the brand of plantation soil, eco earth or beda-beast

[blaze]

how warm do you keep him? The safest bedding you can use for whites is cocoanut husk,

That is what I was using. For one I don't like it because his poop is the exact same color as the bedding. And for two as you can tell from his poop, there is Coco husk bedding into the poop.

I have him right by my window, (The window is closed) But I believe his temperature stay between 75-80 degrees. Like I said, at the moment he is in quarantine, so his bedding at the moment in time is papertowels.
I do know though, a couple years ago, I had gotten this natural moss substance and you just wet it in the bow like the coco husk, and then you put it in. I was using it in my crested geckos tanks, but they were eating it literally. Like taking mouth fulls just because. So I stopped using it. I think I will use this in my frogs tank due to the pieces at least being more soft, bendable, and healthier? Let me know what you think.

[Mentat]

That is what I was using. For one I don't like it because his poop is the exact same color as the bedding. And for two as you can tell from his poop, there is Coco husk bedding into the poop. I have him right by my window, (The window is closed) But I believe his temperature stay between 75-80 degrees...

Can use a small glass bowl (around 2 in. tall) to place insects inside. They won't get out and frog will eat no substrate that way. If you read the care article myself linked before, will see White's require 85F during day with around 75F at night. You need to get an accurate digital thermometer to know your frog's enclosure temperature and adjust the heating to meet it's parameters .

[blaze]

I will put my thermometer in there today, And I will record the temperatures both in the day, and at night. I would put the insects inside a bowl, If they didn't have to be crickets..... If you read my posts earlier it would have saved me from having to repeat. He is a fussy prick, and he has no interest at all in mealworms. He loves his crickets though. He will not eat crickets unless he is in his tank. He loves to get them in there so he feels wild I guess. He does not like being held much as When ever I try and do so, not long after I get sprayed.

[blaze]

So, I was looking at the pictures of the poop, and tell me what this looks like, because I am completely thoughtless as to what it could be?