normal eye
wonky eye
handsome, but notice how the left eye doesn't come out as far as the right
i just noticed that his left pupil does not dilate in the dark like it should.
normal eye
wonky eye
handsome, but notice how the left eye doesn't come out as far as the right
i just noticed that his left pupil does not dilate in the dark like it should.
i'm going to start flushing it with saline once a day: it can't hurt.
Just make sure the saline doesn't really touch his skin. If you have a vet they can actually give you drops better than saline. Not really sure what could be causing it. I would definitely watch it for infection.
My 15 year old White's Tree Frog Hetfield (RIP 1996-June 4, 2012) and my little girl Lucy
i'm picking up some medicine for him tomorrow and made an appointment with an exotics vet for thursday.
Good hope you little one gets well soon! Cutie little thing!!
My 15 year old White's Tree Frog Hetfield (RIP 1996-June 4, 2012) and my little girl Lucy
thanks. i've kept reptiles in the past, but if all frogs are like this, i may make the switch
i've been putting what basically amounts to opthalmic neosporin on the eye for about a week without change. it's starting to look like a growth abnormality at this point: the left eye just looks to be smaller than the right. at rest during the day, the pupils are markedly uneven with the larger right eye's pupil being dilated while the left stays halfway constricted. at night though, i've looked in and found that both pupils are fully blown. it's not affecting his hunting: he eats everything i put in for him and has fairly good aim when he strikes (though he does miss about a third of the time, i think this is normal). anyway, i was on call and slept through the appointment last thursday, so i set up another this saturday. we'll see what the vet thinks. i hope he's ok because i absolutely love watching everything he does. i have my eye on a milk frog nextas an aside, any problems housing different species together as long as their care is identical? the milks' secretions may be a hazard, but i'm not sure.
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