What to do...deformed Tree frogs

[Kurt]

Wild animals are really good at hiding their pain and suffering. The reason being those that are in obvious sign of distress are more likely to be picked off by predators. So, by the time they are showing them, it's because they are too sick or weak to hide it anymore.

[Ebony]

I took a quick video with my camera which is not very good but i just wanted to give you an idea of how they can get around.

I cant seem to post the video. It's an MPG file. I will try tomorrow.

[Jace]

I think these two are beautiful just the way they are. As for the pain bit, these two seem to have an incredible will to not only survive, but to thrive. If they were in great pain, I doubt they would be where they are today. And they would not have gotten there without your patience and determination, Ebony. They are perfect!

[Paul Rust]

I didn't mean I thought they were in pain. I don't think they are.

[Ebony]

I know that Paul, It just didn't occur to me that they could be in pain. Im thinking that if they were in too much pain they wouldn't want to eat.

[daziladi]

Ebony a quick fix for the video is to upload to youtube, they have automatic software that converts it over. Then just paste the link here and you're set. I loved the photos and wow they really have grown a lot! Are they Belle's as well?

[Ebony]

Thanks Robin, I will give that a go.

These wee Darlings are Southern Bell frogs(Litoria raniformis) They are the Green & Golden bell's( Litoria aurea) cousins.