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For animals of that size I keep them in a 30 qt. sweater box with paper towel as substrate, a water dish, and hide box. Any healthy amazon should be feeding on fuzzies at that size. They are not very skiddish and most of the times they readily accept food even when freshly implrted.
If you have him in a large enclosure that is heavily planted and there is lots of p;laces for a fuzzy to hide, then he may not be so inclined to eat. try something more simple if you have a 'busy' setup.
All of my amazons are set up to be on the ground and the only time I give them perches are for breeding. I do have a couple of 'Tiger' amazons that are 6 months old that I keep with a small branch type setup but they don't need it.
I think that if emeralds are spending time on the ground instead of perching that they might have a problem but it is the norm for amazons to stay down on the ground during rest time and they may explore the branches at night.
Frogs.....holy being the dead of winter here I would hate feeding my ATBs a diet so specialized. The faster you get them on furry creatures like mice and rats the better, overall less complicated.
My ATBs roam there cages but they are more on there branches then ground level, if you have the space provide the branches....if nothig else it gives them choices.