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Reply With QuoteWould you be able to post pictures? It sounds like you will have to get him to the vet-if you have one in your area who deal with amphibians-ASAP.
This is a discussion on Sick Pyxie? Please Help! within the African Bullfrogs forums, part of the Frogs & Toads category; I have been suspicious of my male pyxie having parasites for the last week. I thought his runny stool was ...
Sick Pyxie? Please Help! I have been suspicious of my male pyxie having parasites for the last week. I thought his runny stool was from getting water in his mouth while feeding in his water dish, but tonight when I went in to turn his light off he looked skinny in his water dish, and when I tried to pick him up he didn't even puff up and barely fought to get out of my hands. I am so scared because I love him so much. I need some advice on what to do ASAP!
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Re: Sick Pyxie? Please Help! Would you be able to post pictures? It sounds like you will have to get him to the vet-if you have one in your area who deal with amphibians-ASAP.
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Re: Sick Pyxie? Please Help! Yes! Go to the vet now. I can recommend Winter Park Vet off Lee Road for reptiles.
Don't wait to see if he does better.
Good luck.
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Re: Sick Pyxie? Please Help! Consistently runny stool is usually a sign of disease or parasites, so yes, get to the vet. Runny stool is not caused by the frog being in water or getting water in his mouth.
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Re: Sick Pyxie? Please Help! Thanks all for helping me so fast! To my relief this morning, my male pooped in his water dish and it was solid.
Re: Sick Pyxie? Please Help! I would still get him to a vet and checked out. Better to be safe than sorry, especially since parasites can be treated. Best of luck.
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