Is this normal?

[GrifTheGreat]

Room temp is much to low. They can not properly metabolize their food at temps in the low 70s. This level of temperature can mean humidity is not low because there is not a heat source to burn it off, but keep a close eye on him because extended periods at low temperatures can damage their lymph hearts causing water edema syndrome which was my first assumption after seeing the first picture. There is no cure for the disease only ways to treat it. Hopefully this is not the case because it results in a very short lifespan and the bloating can eventually cause kidney damage. I would keep everyone updated on the frog's status for a while and post any concerns or changes.

[MrsNoah]

Here is Limon's new digs! He seems to like it!

[MrsNoah]

What do you all think? Better?

[DVirginiana]

The size of the tank is better; if possible you should go back to using the type of substrate you were using before (of course expanded with treated water). The problem with what you've got in there now is that it can cause serious issues if a large chunk is ingested, and they WILL eventually ingest bedding if they are in it long enough. With the cocofiber, it's something that passes through the system easily so it isn't a big issue if they accidentally grab a mouthful of it.

The bloating does look a little better; still seems kind of bloated though. Like Grif said, long-term low temps and exposure to untreated water can cause serious damage, so you may be looking at long lasting problems for this guy.

[GrifTheGreat]

Change back to Coconut Fiber. That substrate you have now can cause an impaction if ingested. Substrate should be moist, but not muddy and any feces must be removed immediately. If bloating persists you will need a vet. Lasix can help with water retension, but must be peracribed by a vet.