Need help fast!

[Lija]

thevacantface is spot on!

Aestivation is extrembly stressful event in their lives, it is deadly is not done properly. However even the most experienced keepers out there are not putting their frogs under that unless for breeding purposes as a part of cycling.

The main question is - is a frog still alive?
If you are looking for the ways to help him we can try to do so, if you are looking for how to prevent this from happeing that's another sort of advise here. Would you please clarify.

[Mentat]

Not much to add here to what's been stated. Never let a frog aestivate unless for breeding purposes by an experienced owner. Until OP returns and states if frog is responsive, breathing and alive; there is not much anyone can do here .

[McNuggie]

Yeah he didn't make it... I really appreciate all of the feedback though, I did research before I got him and nothing I read said anything about not letting them estavate. And sorry about not clarifying if he was dead or alive, I didn't know at the time what he was.

[McNuggie]

I just have a question about misting systems or foggers. If they produce fog, is it safe for the amphibian to breathe in?

[Thevacantface]

Please read the care guide posted as a sticky at the top of the GABF page thoroughly and carefully, it's got a ton of excellent information in there. If anything is ever unclear, or concerning, ask

As for the foggers, they are perfectly safe, and highly recommended to maintain humidity. They should be filled with distilled water only, but all other water used for the frog should be treated.

[McNuggie]

I have read it multiple times. And thank you for answering my thread.

[Mentat]

Very sorry for frog's death . When I read your initial post imagine is was so already.