Re: Northern Leopard Frog stopped eating!
No rattling or any sounds at all is very good. What might be the case is he/she is settling down for the winter. If thats the case, then there are two courses of action. One, you increase the photo-period to 12 - 14 hours a day. This may make him/her snap out of it. Or the other course of action is to cool him/her down to about 55 -58F till March. So if you have a cellar or a garage, he/she gets to live there until spring.
Administering oral meds/supplements is never easy, its even worse with turtles and salamanders. I use these dental floss picks to pry open mouths. It works fairly well, just wished I had a third hand to make it easier.
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