I apologize for the double post. My biggest frog (the white) was in very poor condition and she would die, so I "pumped" the frog with a syringe. But the syringe is small (it is the syringe of my cat diabetic), the syringe has not removed enormously fluid. it's been two days in a row that I punctured the frog. That's a lot of injuries because I punctured several times to fill the small syringe. So I have several urgent questions: Can I puncture several days, she will suffer? And do I only punctured in the legs or do I punctured the body (because I'm afraid to kill)? That has not changed its state at the moment. She does almost no debate when she is out of the water (this is useful for puncturing) and in the water she leans back. I hope this will lead to improvements in his condition...