Worried about my white's tree frogs

[CherylMatthews]

If you can't see the crickets then he's most likely eating. They're active in the night which means they will tend to eat at night,
hence why you won't see him eat. I've never seen mine eat because of this but I know he's eating because I wake up to missing crickets. I'm sure he's fine. Just keep a close eye on him and the crickets.

[gablikesfrogs]

wen my whites were babies it took them a little while to adjust to eating so i would give it time. they are skinny for sure though, and i would recommend attempted to hand feed more often. not being on the ground is totally normal, and frogs as well as other animals as you probably know like to make themselves a "spot", so being in he corner is okay! one of mine spends almost all the time on the same leaf, while the other always climbs his stick. if you want to try something else as a food item, mine prefer dubia roaches! not only are they so much easier as they don't jump or die off, they sometimes seem to entice the little guys more! hope this helps��

[elly]

I've found crickets are surprisingly good at hiding in tanks. You can try using a tall, smooth bowl with steep sides to put the crickets in. That way you can tell if any are missing. Also are the crickets the right size for the frogs to eat? Roughly the length from eyeball to eyeball would be a good size. Juveniles should probably be fed more frequently than adults too.

You might want to cover part or all of the tank to help the frogs get calmer and adjust.