VERY severely injured ACF, warning - graphic photos

[dsmalex97]

The last picture you posted looked a lot better. I also think she'll make it. Please keep us updated with pictures!

[Jenste]

She is doing much better - not 100% healed but definitely improving

to recap -

Here she is 19 days ago when her injury occurred -



About 8-9 days after her injury



And now, 19 days later.... definitely improvement!!!!

[Jimifrog]

Wow!!! What a resilient animal.

[Kay]

Wow, big difference! Is she back to acting like she did before the injury? Glad she's getting better.

[Jenste]

She is not as active as usual but she is probably still a little tender. She does move around and her appetite is nearly back to normal. She has been eating primarily earthworms - the Reptomin they are usually fed has no appeal to her right now.

[IrishRonin]

glad to see she is doing much better

[flybyferns]

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Still ugly but definitely an improvement.

The cream colored ( looking )tissue in the center is of your frog's wound that you have seen is a good sign ! It is healing.
It is called tissue granulation. A wound that deep has to heal from the inside out.
What ever you are doing -- keep doing it.

Jenna, you are super !
Hang in there.
Keep things ridiculously clean ! Especially the water your frog may be sitting in.

[GrifTheGreat]

I'm so glad your frog is doing better! What horrible thing to go through, but its looks like she'll pull through. She is fighter for sure!

[Mentat]

Impressive story; how is the frog doing now?

[dsmalex97]

holy ****....

Nice work! Happy to see she's getting better!

[Jenste]

She is doing much better. She seems to have scared over the area with a different shade of gray than the rest of her stomach, but she has graduated to being back in the colony tank and is thriving. The scarring color is defintely odd looking, not creamy but now gray and smooth. It will be interesting to see if she keeps it - it looks almost like a wobbly bulls-eye