Quote Originally Posted by Ra View Post
It has to be a consistent 90 degrees F for 4 days straight to kill the fungus and its spores. The method is to heat the water holding the frog to 91 to 93 degrees, the air has to be that hot as well but its important that the water is as well. A 1% salt solution is added.
Five days at this temp is whats recommended. An adult Horned Frog will survive this, and short term high temperatures are unlikely to result in kidney damage.

Keeping any items used bone dry for six hours will kill the spores, holding them at 95 F will ensure that as well, so you dont have to toss all the items (but why not just toss them any way)

I would use heat treatment in combination with Lamisil. I guess you have to ask yourself if stressed is better than dead.
Since stress is the number one killer of captive bred frogs I'd say if that advice was followed it would be dead no matter what. Never use multiple treatments. Especially when they're as stressful as either of these treatments. Most don't survive the heat treatment and plastic releases poisonous fumes when heated. I feel the Lamisil treatment will suffice since the risk doesn't outweigh the alternative risk.