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[Chi]

I really hope it doesn't die, he/she is so cute

[GrifTheGreat]

I really hope it doesn't die, he/she is so cute

Soak the frog in some 78° to 80° water with plain sea salt disolved into the water. Quarter of a teaspoon of salt per cup of water. Make sure it is shallow. Only about up to the frog's chest. Be sure the water is dechlorinated and only soak the frog for about 15 minutes. If the frog pees and is no longer bloated then immediately remove it from the salt water bath and place it in a plain dechlorinated water bath of the same temp to rinse the salt water off and place it back home.

[Chi]

Half of him seems smaller (the right side) but he is still really bloated and his skin is so thin, we can see through him when is put up to light. My mom thinks he is going to die but I don't want him to at all.

[GrifTheGreat]

Half of him seems smaller (the right side) but he is still really bloated and his skin is so thin, we can see through him when is put up to light. My mom thinks he is going to die but I don't want him to at all.

Do the Sea Salt bath. Leave him in longer if necessary. Up to 30 minutes, but make sure he stays warm. You may have to do it daily until the bloat is gone. It is most likely edema. You may want to consult a Herp Vet for assistance.

[Chi]

[Chi]

My mom is making me take him/her back to the store...I really hope he survives.