American Green not eating?

[Inrk]

I picked up a a golden pothos plant who's pot was about 3.5 inches in diameter. I put the whole thing in the back corner and my frog loves it! It is very leafy and provides large leaves to sit on, as well as extra places to hide. This guy has been hiding ever since, and now he's been either on the plant, or on the branches around it, right in the open. Live plants are the way to go.

[flybyferns]

I picked up a a golden pothos plant who's pot was about 3.5 inches in diameter. I put the whole thing in the back corner and my frog loves it! It is very leafy and provides large leaves to sit on, as well as extra places to hide. This guy has been hiding ever since, and now he's been either on the plant, or on the branches around it, right in the open. Live plants are the way to go.

Be sure to prepare all new plants
Remove the plant from the container and bang off all of the soil it came with.
Plants ( roots and all ) should be bleach dipped ( ie 5 gallon bucket of tap water and a capful of bleach)
Then rinse, rinse, rinse the plant ( and roots) in de-chlorinated water -----> re-pot or plant into enclosure.
It should be re-potted in tropical soil or use the same soil you used for substrate

such as:
ABG, Atlanta Botanical Gardens Mix | Reptile Substrate | Josh's Frogs