EMERGENCY: White's Tree Frog VERY SICK--may not make it thru next 24hrs

[Frogger00]

Honestly, you sound like you are doing a pretty good job with your frogs. A lot of people just jump right into this hobby without any research whatsoever, but your frogs are being well taken care of. Sure, there is a few small errors that others have pointed out, but These get fixed along the way. We all make some mistakes in the hobby, but I feel you should be congratulated for the things you are doing right. Honey baths are really helpful. I would continue with them if it seems to be helping. I also like to give my frogs a variety in diet. Wouldn't it be boring to eat the same thing all the time? Good on you.


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[caerulia]

Thanks! Through all my research last night I discovered that frogs can get impacted from all the chitin in the mealworm/superworm skin, so I will be limiting that to an every once-in-a-while food item and giving them mostly crickets instead. I don't like giving them crickets so much simply because they die so quickly before I can feed them all out & its money down the drain. But I'm planning to get a different substrate so that I can just toss all the crickets in once a week and they can have fun without me worrying about them eating small rocks or moss. I'm simply not understanding how my tank is too small for 3 frogs. I think that's a matter of opinion. Personally, I don't see how almost 7,000 inches of space is too small. They have tons of props and even hanging props so that they can utilize the whole space, too, not just the walls and floor. And they've been in this setting for over a year so I also don't see how it affects my frog's current condition/