Bloated?

[KingCam]

Grif, I've been reading about de-chlorinating water, but haven't yet.

Uh, you NEED to ALWAYS be declorinating your frog's water. This is not something you just can put off. It has to be done each and every time. Chlorine is incredibly dangerously bad for amphibians.

This is like rule #1. How did you not know that? I'm sorry, I'm not trying to be overy rude, but come on. Have you read anything at all about your frog?

[eRock79]

Uh, you NEED to ALWAYS be declorinating your frog's water. This is not something you just can put off. It has to be done each and every time. Chlorine is incredibly dangerously bad for amphibians.

I understand that now, just didn't understand that when I brought him home. I also didn't know the right questions to ask when I bought him. He's going to get de-chlorinated water from now is what I was getting at. This is out of my comfort zone, so I'm learning as I go (unfortunately). Thank you for the response and the sense-of-urgency in your message.

[KingCam]

oh, and I would add to what Mike said about the crickets by feeding either earth worms or roaches instead. Crickets are the most popular feeder, followed closely by meal worms, both of which are not ideal for your animals. Roaches and earthworms are much high in nutrients. You can culture your own roaches at home and never pay for feeders again (except for occassional treats to mix the diet up a bit).