New White's Tree Frog possible issue

[Rainrad2002]

Here's the vid (Meh! Just saw I made a typo on it! Oh well, will change it after you've had a chance to see it, lol) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzoK3r245IY

Awesome vid, he/she is adorably chubby. I loved how she kept trying to shove the last little bit of the worm in and finally slammed it in. I am going to see if Quibbit will take one tonight......

[irThumper]

Thanks Martha's my crotchety girl who thinks she's a Pacman, as she's always hiding out in her cocohut or mooshing herself down between the water dish and another ceramic saucer... that and she's pretty much an expert when it come to wrangling a worm!

[Rainrad2002]

Thanks Martha's my crotchety girl who thinks she's a Pacman, as she's always hiding out in her cocohut or mooshing herself down between the water dish and another ceramic saucer... that and she's pretty much an expert when it come to wrangling a worm!

She is really cute! Do you ever see her up in a plant or on a tree branch? I know they are supposed to be tree frogs but I have yet to see Quibbit anywhere but on the ground in a hole sandwiched between two things. She never basks and always feels so cold when I hold her, maybe I need to put a little cave in there. There is a hollow log but she never goes in there.

[irThumper]

She is really cute! Do you ever see her up in a plant or on a tree branch? I know they are supposed to be tree frogs but I have yet to see Quibbit anywhere but on the ground in a hole sandwiched between two things. She never basks and always feels so cold when I hold her, maybe I need to put a little cave in there. There is a hollow log but she never goes in there.

Martha is still transitioning, so is in a 10 gallon QT tank at the moment, but we have a Medium-tall Exo-Terra she'll be going into, this weekend hopefully. I've only seen her go to the top of her fake rock decor once, and that was to get a cricket. She's such a tub she doesn't really climb. My other frogs spend time on the ground, or on top of decor, or sleeping in the upper corners of their tank. I've heard from a lot of folks that WTFs seem to be more terrestrial than a lot of other tree frogs, Red-Eyes for example. I think it depends on how they grew up too. Martha grew up in a Petco in a small tank with no objects to climb on, plants or anything, just a wood cave hide which she always stayed under. Poor girl (Frogs are cold blooded, so shouldn't feel warm).

Tree frogs can also spend a lot of time on the ground if they are not feeling well too...