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The female is 3 inches, in a 10 gallon. 3 inches of substrate with a heatpad on the side.
The male is in a identical setup but 20 gallon long.
Both has a container with water to soak that I change every 3 days.
The female eat a thawed out pinky a few days ago.
But the male has not eaten anything, and the female has also not eaten anything since then. They just turn away.
The humidity is around 70-90%
The temperature on the side with the heat pad is 77-79, cool side 75-77
edit The male eat one of the hissers. I don't know why it eat the hisser but not the fuzzy.
edit the male threw it up and the hisser was alive
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that is horrible new if he threw something up. in 10 years of keeping frogs I have never had my frogs throw up anything. if they ate it it was gone. I'm suspecting not enough heat or maybe even a parasite.
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oh ok that makes sense. he just spit it out. they are sorta prickly and lots of young frogs don't like em
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Make sure the warfare of the bulb is no higher than 50 watts. Also use a lamp with a dimmer switch so you can accurately control the amount of heat and light produced by the bulb.
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It eat, but the male hardly attempts at trying to get the food. He like tries to nip at the food, I wave the food around him, etc, but he will not leave his burrow. I have tried putting him in a different tank just for feeding with no success. He has eaten around 3 though.
Keep trying. Hopefully he will come around. Have you tried a warm de-chlorinated Honey soak? If not you may want to. it will give him a boost of energy. Juat add 4 drops of honey to a luke warm de-chlorinated soak. Water should be no deeper than up to his chin or less.
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Did the honey thing. It didn't change anything sadly.
But, I recieved my dubia roaches. It went nuts after them. I guess my pixies are picky eaters. Didn't even try going after the nightcrawlers![]()
I would try with crickets...not the best staple food but actually the best attractive for their movement feed response they give.
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