Recommend search "aquarium ammonia water cycle" in internet and read about it. Ammonia (from fish waste and uneaten food) is very toxic to water creatures. It's first by product (nitrites) is toxic too; and the final product (nitrates) can be toxic in high concentrations. Added some recommendations below; hope it helps !

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4. Water Temperature and how is it heated (if so)?
*Room temp
What is it? Get an aquarium thermometer.

5. Water chemistry levels: pH; Ammonia (NH3); Nitrites (NO2); Nitrates (NO3)? Note that if you do not have test kits, most aquariums/pet shops will do complimentary tests if you take a clean water sample.
*Not sure, I don't have a test kit
Take water sample to pet shop.

6. Describe any filter system including model and media?
*I don't have one because I don't know what one I need[/COLOR]
A foam filter powered by small air pump will do. If not a small internal filter like this one: Supreme-Danner-Ovation Internal-Aquarium/Filter/.

7. Substrate type?
Bare glass?

9. Main frog staple food and any treats? How often you feed?
*Bloodworm cubes
Frozen or freeze dried? The last will cause issues with frog's digestive system. Need to add variety to diet: live black worms, other frozen foods, chopped night crawlers, etc.

13. Have you found poop lately?
*Its hard to tell because of all the uneaten bloodworms on the bottom of the tank
Uneaten food should be removed in 10-15 minutes.

22. Describe tank maintenance to include water changes, cleaning, media changes, etc.).
I clean it maybe once every 2 weeks since there's only 1 or 2 small creatures in it
Until you get a filter in there cycled with beneficial bacteria need to do 25% water change daily. Remove all uneaten foods and do not add more animals until it happens. Normally takes 30 days; but can cut in half by using Seachem Stability. Once cycled can change 25% water weekly. Clean the filter media in tank water you remove during water change; not tap water that will kill the good bacteria.