Pacman leg problems

[infamouschris7]

Here his legs arent stretched all the way back. Sometimes ill find his legs almost completely back

[mikesfrogs]

Does he shake?

[GrifTheGreat]

Something is definitely wrong. Do you dust his food with calcium and a multivitamin?

[infamouschris7]

I haven't seem him shake

[infamouschris7]

I dust occasionally. Not all the time. I feed him nightcrawlers. I no longer feed him crickets

[mikesfrogs]

Don't dust anymore. Feed a pinky to fuzzy mouse twice a month. The vitamins are causing the problem.

[infamouschris7]

Ok but is this reversable? Or do u think his legs are permanent? Like I said before it doesnt seem to bother him and I'm just concerned that he might be sick or something.

[GrifTheGreat]

Ok but is this reversable? Or do u think his legs are permanent? Like I said before it doesnt seem to bother him and I'm just concerned that he might be sick or something.

In all honesty with his condition now I would consult a Vet that specializes in Amphibians to see what they say. It could get worse and it could get better, but we are not qualified to give an exact diagnosis of the frogs condition. Still eating and attempting to move around is good though.

[infamouschris7]

Don't dust anymore. Feed a pinky to fuzzy mouse twice a month. The vitamins are causing the problem.

Just wondering but what will feeding 2 pinkies do?

[GrifTheGreat]

Just wondering but what will feeding 2 pinkies do?

Pinky mice are a complete meal in themselves. Vitamins, protein, fat, calcium, vital nutrients. its all in them, but too often can cause problems as well so don't over do it. I still am going go recommend you taking him to a specialist for more answers that we ourselves cannot diagnose from here.