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    hey guys i know i havent been on in a while that because everything has been going well...but i have a problem now. first off i got two new frogs an albino pacman and a tomato frog. I just fed the, and i noticed this weird bump on the side of my albino. He still went for his food and jumped around normally. I have no idea what it is
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    Change the bedding and let it be for a few days. I've seen fluid filled sacs on the legs before. Usually I drain them.

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    I agree with Mike. Keep a close eye on the frog and the sac begins to swell any further seek Vet assistance. Absesses can be more than just fluid buildup so observe diligently.


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    how do you drain it? and what does the fluid look like when it comes out?

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    A small 30 guage needle. Just let it be for a week or two and see if it goes away.

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    well when i changed his bedding from the dirt to paper towels so it wouldnt get infected and when he stared jumping around it popped and the stuff is running out of it now, he still seems fine tho so i will let it drain and reclean his tub tonight

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flumper View Post
    well when i changed his bedding from the dirt to paper towels so it wouldnt get infected and when he stared jumping around it popped and the stuff is running out of it now, he still seems fine tho so i will let it drain and reclean his tub tonight
    You should have let it be. Now you need a Vet. You may have to get antibiotics. For now place regular Neosporin or Bactine Ointment on the wound. Make sure there are no painkillers in the ointment.


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    Im not sure who locked this thread, but it wasn't necessary so I unlocked it.


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    Get a picture of the place now. Also, what color was the discharge?

    I don't know if this would be advisable or not, so you probably want to wait for more experienced input, but is there any way to clean off the area without really stressing the frog? Like, just pouring a little treated water over it or something very minor like that. I'm just thinking that whatever was in that discharge probably isn't something you want hanging around in/near an open sore.
    I'm a little confused, did you lance the lump on purpose or did it pop on its own?

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    There is an excellant volume avialable to those that posess the desire and/or means.
    Amphibian Medicine and Captive Husbandry......K.M.Wright, B.R. Whitaker............... 2001
    Should you not be able to purchase the book, investigate intra-library loans with your local
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    Something all should read, actuall desk reference for exotic amphibian Vets.

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    He should be ok

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