Whites not eating

[elly]

That's tricky, I'm sorry. It sounds like stress or else a fungal problem (the excess soaking, but then that could be because of the lack of humidity.) The honey bath could have stimulated his activity and appetite but it doesn't sound like it did.
I'd try removing the new frog for a while just in case. If you have any access to wax worms you might try tempting him with them. If he actually eats one he might find he likes them. You might try leaving a bowl of crickets or other insects in the tank overnight for a while.
If things get bad enough you might try opening his mouth with a credit card and force feeding but that's going to increase his stress a lot so I only recommend that as a last resort.

[cantojoa]

Does Norman have any discolored spot on his skin? How does his stool look? If you are sure that the newly introduced frog didn't carry any disease and infect Norman, then it's probably a stress from having a new roomate. My frog also turns brownish if he is uncomfortable & stressed out. I agree with elly, remove the new frog for a while and see if Norman comes back to his normal condition. Also, try bowl-feeding method and check if he has eaten & pooped.

[lovelydaemon]

Norman hasn't produced any stool as he hasn't eaten, he also looked ks completely free of any blemishes. He's starting to move around a lot more, and he's not always so brown.. I'm giving him till the weekend to eat before I force anything on him. I've been putting him in a feed tank but I go over after awhile and the crickets are just sitting on his head �� Picking up wax worms today hopefully