Two Weeks Later - RETF still hasn't eaten...

[LilyPad]

Is the frog in a low traffic area? If not, you may want to move them there. Before increasing the humidity to that level or letting crickets free roam, I would cover the sides 24 hours a day and reduce the amount of crickets in the bowl. Your frog does not look too skinny, so he is not in any immediate danger of starvation.

[snoopfrog27244]

Is the frog in a low traffic area? If not, you may want to move them there. Before increasing the humidity to that level or letting crickets free roam, I would cover the sides 24 hours a day and reduce the amount of crickets in the bowl. Your frog does not look too skinny, so he is not in any immediate danger of starvation.

Thank you for all of your (very quick) support, Amy. I will relocate him to a bedroom--he is currently in the living room, but it is very low traffic even still. At night, there is nothing but darkness and quiet in that area of the house. I'll also go ahead and cover the tank completely for the next few days and minimize the cricket number to 2 in the bowl. Is removing the moss still a good move? Thank you again!

I'm just ready for him to eat. I know we all want our frogs to be happy and healthy, but it's been two weeks, little dude!