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    Lucy came out last night long enough for me to clean the poop from the hole she dug, then went right back in.
    Mine dont ever poop in his set-up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MyKindOfLullaby View Post
    Oops, I should have worded it better. I don't want to let my frog brumate or Aestivate or whatever frogs do during the winter Since it is still growing I want it to continue to eat on a regular basis. But if my frog doesn't eat does this mean it's going away for the winter? What should I do then?
    Give less substrate. Only enough for the frog to cover itself and no more. This should be enough to prevent the frog from going into a deep sleep.


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    My frog is looking a little on the thinner side than I'd like after sleeping for a few weeks. She keeps trying to sleep real hard, though. Is there anything I can do to wake her up? I put her in a warm bath and she's "somewhat" awake, but she's kind of just... there. If that makes sense.Still has lots of skin on her dangling about, heh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeltaElite121 View Post
    My frog is looking a little on the thinner side than I'd like after sleeping for a few weeks. She keeps trying to sleep real hard, though. Is there anything I can do to wake her up? I put her in a warm bath and she's "somewhat" awake, but she's kind of just... there. If that makes sense.Still has lots of skin on her dangling about, heh.
    80° bath solution of Pedialyte and de-chlorinated water. Every 10 ounces of water add 1 ounce Unflavored Pedialyte. Soak for 20 minutes or until water cools, then place her in a 80° bath of just de-chlorinated water. Should help, but with winter here it is hard to fight instincts. Help her remove the sloughed skin.


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    Where do I purchase it by chance? Is this something you find at Walmart, or Petco/Petsmart?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeltaElite121 View Post
    Where do I purchase it by chance? Is this something you find at Walmart, or Petco/Petsmart?
    Normally you'll find Unflavored Pedialyte with the baby foods and baby juices. It must be the clear unflavored kind.


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    Lost her... She's gone. Came home to find she has darkened out and no longer breathing. Great way to start my Christmas. Meh..

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeltaElite121 View Post
    Lost her... She's gone. Came home to find she has darkened out and no longer breathing. Great way to start my Christmas. Meh..
    Aestivation is stressful and coming out is even more so. I'm sorry for your loss.


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    Quote Originally Posted by GrifTheGreat View Post
    Aestivation is stressful and coming out is even more so. I'm sorry for your loss.
    When I picked her up, her bowels slightly came out as a dark green urine. Maybe I was negligent. Maybe waking her up every 3 weeks to feed her was a bad idea. I really don't know. Makes me want to wake up my other frog because I'm afraid he's going to die now from this too. I tried to keep her moist because she didn't dig underground after I dug her up, she ate and just fell back asleep on top of the soil. She'd try burrowing and stop midway to crash.

    I left her in the tub last night for 30 minutes with warm water so I could feed her. Maybe that stressed her out enough to kill her today.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeltaElite121 View Post
    Lost her... She's gone. Came home to find she has darkened out and no longer breathing. Great way to start my Christmas. Meh..
    I'm very sorry for your frog's death !
    Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog !​

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeltaElite121 View Post
    When I picked her up, her bowels slightly came out as a dark green urine. Maybe I was negligent. Maybe waking her up every 3 weeks to feed her was a bad idea. I really don't know. Makes me want to wake up my other frog because I'm afraid he's going to die now from this too. I tried to keep her moist because she didn't dig underground after I dug her up, she ate and just fell back asleep on top of the soil. She'd try burrowing and stop midway to crash.

    I left her in the tub last night for 30 minutes with warm water so I could feed her. Maybe that stressed her out enough to kill her today.
    Hmmm...she sounds like she had something else going on. Possibly a bacterial infection. Although waking her every 3 weeks to feed is stressful it would not explain the prolapse and mucus coming out. Something else was wrong. I would check on your male, bit not necessarily wake him.


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