Quote Originally Posted by Heatheranne View Post
Looks good . Well planted.

It's hard to see, but I would remove all moss. If accidentally ingested, he'll end up in trouble.

Mist good (75-80%).

You can do a nice refreshing Pedialyte soak to give him some electrolytes while waiting for him to eat.

Take 1 part clear, non-flavored Pedialyte to 10 parts distilled or dechlorinated water. Pour some into his water bowl before he wakes. He can soak in it for about 15-20 minutes. Then rinse out his bowl and add fresh dechlorinated water. It's not as good as eating, but it will give him some vital electrolytes. You can do this a few times a week, every couple of days for a week. It isn't something you can do too much of, but it can help. It's a bit like getting an IV bag of nutrients. Hopefully he'll start eating soon .

I agree on getting a fecal test done if he does poop. Dr. Frye' office does them for around $20 or so. You just get a clean fecal sample in a new baggie. It's best to wear gloves so you don't contaminate the specimen. Send it to their office with a check, the name of the frog species, and the test you want done (frog fecal test for ova/parasites).

http://milanareaanimalhospital.com
Thank you so much for the encouragement! Yes, it is sphagnum moss (I thought it was great for humidity retainment, but a lot of people warn against it for the same reason you did--injesting). I am going to remove the moss this afternoon while he is still sleeping. As for the bath, do I need to place him in the dish with it after he wakes or should I simply use that in there and let him enter/exit at his own leisure?

Thank you for the suggestion! I also found a vet that specializes in exotic amphibians (specifically RETF and the like) so perhaps I will give them a call as well. Just want the little guy to be happy! It's no fun when you don't feel like eating.