My original red-eyed leaf frog, Agalychnis callidryas died last night after a long bought with some sort of infection. This frog was kind of famous as he had been photographed for a book and so now he will be imortalized in that book.
He had been under a vet's care. The vet was unsure of what is was that he had and so he was treated with an antibiotic he thought might work. Sadly, I think all it did was slow down the progress of the disease. On a plus note, it seems that this disease is not contagious as it's room mate appears to be totally unaffected by it.
Currently I am designing/building a rain chamber to breed red-eyes. It was going to be for four occupants, but I guess it will have to be for three.
Rest in Peace
Sorry for your loss Kurt. He was a beautiful frog. How old was he when he died?
Thanks. He was an adult when I got him and I got him in fall of 2006, so he was at least two years old.
oh, so sorry this has happened. my sympathy.
Thank you.
Sorry for your loss. RIP little one.
Thanks.
im sorry that sucks man
Thanks.
sorry I am late to this post. I am sorry for you loss.
Thanks. On the plus side my remaining red-eyes have reproduced!!!
nice! congrats!
Thanks again. Tonight I saw my first tadpole!
o that's owsam
So sorry for your loss, Kurt. Thankfully you'll have a bunch more of them soon it sounds like. I don't know if you name any of your frogs(I name all of mine), but if you do, you should name one of the froglets after the one you lost. That's a very beautiful frog, and a great picture.
I would but I didn't name the frog that died. I rarely name animals.
Oh man...I'm sorry for your loss Kurt :'( But on the other hand...I'm glad you have a new generation...Congrats
Thanks. There is about 20 or so tadpoles swimming around in the rain chamber as of today. Not all eggs hatched yet, so there should be more soon.
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