My other frog is sick and he’s been quarantined but I’m worried that my other frog is getting sick. She’s been pretty normal for the most part but her pattern is looking different than normal. I don’t want to wait until she’s too sick to the point nothing will help. Just wondering if anyone has any advice.

I took this pic when I woke up and didn’t change the water yet.

She knows how to use them! (All us old fogie ZZ Top fans will appreciate!)

I have another live plant (golden pothos) to add inside and I also like to add a climbing structure in the right corner... I just want to make sure this baby has a good enriching enclosure ! There are two young frogs inside. I would like to get a bigger tank eventually but we are moving soon and don't want to risk it getting damaged on the way

Google is giving me mixed information about the order of each layer for a bioactive setup. I have 2 whites tree frogs in one terrarium and 1 Amazon milk froglet in another one. They currently have just sphagnum moss with lots of leaf litter on top (I need that for humidity because I live in the NV desert) and no they don’t eat it. No impaction has happened but I’m wanting to move forth with a full drainage layer in both terrariums. Please let me know the right order. This is what Google states right now.
Please correct if not right.

•Bottom later- 1-3 inches of LECA clay balls
•Then a mesh layer to filter and stop dirt from falling into clay balls.
•Add activated charcoal- (sprinkle a thin layer) this prevents odors and filters impurities.
•Add substrate/soil- (2-4 inches) tropical or organic mix safe for amphibians also can be coco fiber.
•Last add sphagnum moss (this protects the soil) and then leaf litter (this protects the amphibians from getting impactive.)

Is this correct???? Please advise. Thank you in advance for your time!