Hey there! I just read this on google, "It grows best in a warm, bright and draught-free location but not in direct sunlight. Water it moderately and feed it with half strength solution regularly in the summer. Keep the humidity high by mist spraying frequently. With proper care it will live for many years." with that said just make a check list of what the plant likes and if you find something thats not checked off that might be the problem! maybe to close to a light sorce? =) I really hope its that easy, but we all know it never is! LOL! but its a start! =)

I think it was the potting soil I used that had miracle grown in it. When it got watered, it released too much fertilizer, burning the leaves. I put it in some other soil that didn't have miracle grow in it.

If you're keeping frogs in there, you probably will have to be very careful using fertilizers in there at all.

I think the gravel on the soil kept the frog from contacting the fertilizer. That's why I kept gravel on the soil - to protect my frog. The plant is now in the screenroom because even without the fertilizer, it didn't do good in the house. It is now getting new leaves and surviving. The frog was on the older side and died a little over week ago. I think he had that bone metabolic disease or just got too skinny because of old age. He was a little too much on the skinny side for some time but I thought the electrolyte stuff I had plus the crickets would help him out. He did eat a flying gnat the night before he died and could jump around the next morning. Thanks for the advice, though.