I still have a bit of trouble with Honey, though he seems to have gotten his appetite back since his little fasting fit. He's trying to change the game rules on me or something, lol. For a while he refused the crickets in any way shape or form and would only hand eat waxworms, which was actually good for me since that was how I medicated them. Now he's taking crickets again but ONLY if I turn them loose in the cage AND do NOT take Shirley out, even though she gobbles everything in sight! He will just sit staring up at where I am holding her, or where she is sitting in a dish on Jelly's house. No one is going to convince me that it is impossible for frogs to develop attachments... it may be improbable, but I don't believe it is impossible. I've tried feeding Shirl in a dish, but she just snarfs everything up then exits to go after the loose ones. Honey refuses to bowl feed anymore. The weirdo! He doesn't want to take crickets by hand or tong either, though he will still take waxworms by hand. He also wakes up way later than Shirley, which is a pain in the butt, so I feel for what you are going through! The three finally have cleared fecal tests, so I know that's not the issue. Martha and Lucy still need to be treated for strongyloides, though, and are off their feed too; I hate waiting to treat them this long, but with the cold I have I am in no condition to force meds down a frogs gullet. They don't take waxworms, with or without tong feeding, so that's where I'm stuck in the medicating, bleh.

Have you fecal tested your guys lately?