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Hey everyone!
I just picked up some Auratus yesterday from a local reptile show. One of them is looking pretty thin, I suspect due to stress of moving, and it isn’t as active as the others.
The temperature in the tank is steady at just below 75 Fahrenheit and the humidity is also held pretty constant at around 80%.
I’ve been feeding fruit flies dusted with Zoomed Reptivite. I’ve also fed confused rice flour beetle larvae.
There are three frogs in the 36 gallon tank, all purchased together.
I am just a little worried that this skinny looking frog may not make it. I have seen it eat before, but it mainly hangs out more or less the same location, unlike the other two who patrol the tank while hunting.
Any suggestions on what I should do to make sure it becomes healthy, and possibly gain a little weight? There are some pictures of the tank and frog below. Anything helps, thanks!
I just picked up some Auratus yesterday from a local reptile show. One of them is looking pretty thin, I suspect due to stress of moving, and it isn’t as active as the others.
The temperature in the tank is steady at just below 75 Fahrenheit and the humidity is also held pretty constant at around 80%.
I’ve been feeding fruit flies dusted with Zoomed Reptivite. I’ve also fed confused rice flour beetle larvae.
There are three frogs in the 36 gallon tank, all purchased together.
I am just a little worried that this skinny looking frog may not make it. I have seen it eat before, but it mainly hangs out more or less the same location, unlike the other two who patrol the tank while hunting.
Any suggestions on what I should do to make sure it becomes healthy, and possibly gain a little weight? There are some pictures of the tank and frog below. Anything helps, thanks!