my sick African Albino frog

[Teresa]

My poor little frog has lumps growing all over his body, he's 4 years old, and he eats crickets/guppies/brime shrimp
his right fingers have closed in on itself as well, as these lumps growing on him..l'll post some pics, plz any advice would be so welcomed.

ty...i can post as many pics if needed, plz look at them, sry for the lighting

[mpmistr]

My poor little frog has lumps growing all over his body, he's 4 years old, and he eats crickets/guppies/brime shrimp
his right fingers have closed in on itself as well, as these lumps growing on him..l'll post some pics, plz any advice would be so welcomed.

ty...i can post as many pics if needed, plz look at them, sry for the lighting

He looks think and the lumps could be tumors. I don't know what you can do about tumors though..

[rodsboys]

There are several things it could be. Some closeups of the lump areas would help. How often do you clean his tank and what is the ratio of the above foods you feed? Also what temperature do you keep the tank at? And how big is it?

[Murray of the Deep]

My poor little frog has lumps growing all over his body, he's 4 years old, and he eats crickets/guppies/brime shrimp
his right fingers have closed in on itself as well, as these lumps growing on him..l'll post some pics, plz any advice would be so welcomed.

ty...i can post as many pics if needed, plz look at them, sry for the lighting

those are tumors i think you can go to the vet and they can removes these tumors.... go for it before it dies. keep the water clean and feed daily good luck

[tgampper]

I am not sure if the vet could help your frog The lumps could be a tumor, bacterial infection or a parasite and the frog appears to be emaciated. Only a vet will know for sure. Unfortunately, few vets are knowledgeable in amphibians.

[Murray of the Deep]

i agree with terry it would die if you dont treat it or send it to a vet before it dies....

[T3RR1B1L15]

Send it to the vet! My Hymenochirus curtipes (western dwarf clawed frog) colony crashed because of a similar problem. They could be tumors or infectious growths caused by bacteria, fungus or even worms. Any one of those conditions could be fatal…look for vets that specialize in reptiles/amphibians in your area.