Bathing

[Musicpanda]

They don't all "poop" on schedule. My 3+ month old pac goes every few days. My 8+ month old pac goes every few weeks. And my 2+ year old pac that I've had for a few weeks, hasn't gone yet.


If your temps are good, and he hasn't ingested anything but food then chances are he's just using up most of what he eats and there's not a lot of waste left.

Thanks Jeff! So it's normal for him not "pooping" in some weeks then? When he was small he did it every second day but now when he's over 1 year old he doesn't. This is a probably a stupid question but does they pee the water they absorb?

[Jeff Boyardee]

Thanks Jeff! So it's normal for him not "pooping" in some weeks then? When he was small he did it every second day but now when he's over 1 year old he doesn't. This is a probably a stupid question but does they pee the water they absorb?

I believe it's normal. I also believe bathing them cause unnecessary stress. In the wild and in our home, they just sit there and wait for food. When they need to do their business, they do it. Nobody picks them up in the wild and moves them to water to "drop one". The only time I ever touch my frogs is when I remove them to clean their tanks. Other than that, they can go weeks without moving. If they poop, I clean it up. If they don't poop, I just leave them alone until they do.

They do pee quite a bit. Which is a good reason to change your substrate on a regular basis. Because it'll just soak in like water does.

[Eel Noob]

With these frog they can go months without eating, I'm pretty sure they can go for while without needing to go bathroom.

Also like John said they do get lazy sometime and just go where ever.