My whites tree frog won't eat

[Heatheranne]

Try giving him a nice lukewarm (80'F) soak in a mixture of 1% plain, clear pedialyte to 10% distilled or dechlorinated water. Have him soak about 15 minutes. The warm water will help to hydrate him and hopefully get him to poop. It will also provide some electrolytes.

Be sure his tank is around 70% humidity for now. Provide a basking spot of around 85'F. This helps increase their metabolism, hopefully making him hungry again.

How were his previous tank temp and humidity levels?

Has he pooped at all recently? Is his tummy bloated? Do you see a bulging to his right belly?

[FantaTizer]

Try giving him a nice lukewarm (80'F) soak in a mixture of 1% plain, clear pedialyte to 10% distilled or dechlorinated water. Have him soak about 15 minutes. The warm water will help to hydrate him and hopefully get him to poop. It will also provide some electrolytes.

Be sure his tank is around 70% humidity for now. Provide a basking spot of around 85'F. This helps increase their metabolism, hopefully making him hungry again.

How were his previous tank temp and humidity levels?

Has he pooped at all recently? Is his tummy bloated? Do you see a bulging to his right belly?

Thanks Heatheranne.

Their previous tank is approx 60-70% humidity with just uvb bulbs (no basking spot as I have read in quite a few places that this isn't required).

He hasn't pooed in a week as this has been about the time I have isolated him. He doesn't appear bloated either, if anything I can tell he has last lost weight.

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[elly]

The bath with unflavored pedialyte might improve his energy for a short time and get him to hunt and maybe take some food. If he doesn't improve, I'd look around for a vet willing to see herps.