My White lipped tree frog has recently developed (the last week or two) what I believe to be an excessive amount of throat skin. He/She is still a juvenile and it is my understanding that males tend to have an excess but I'm unfamiliar with this frog as a full grown adult and am not sure if it is normal or not. I have pictures below can anyone help?
That does look a little weird. I have never seen a frog with a "double chin". I would have him checked out by a vet.
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