Has he been exposed to any chemicals? High output UV bulbs?
Has he been eating at all?
Has he been exposed to any chemicals? High output UV bulbs?
Has he been eating at all?
Your veterinary initially prescribed a fungicide, then 2 different antibiotics and none appear to improve your frog's condition. Did the swab analysis provided a clue of what is the pathogen if any?
Any presence of a virus or unknown pathogen? Have any testing or x-ray being done on the frog's internal organs and their functioning; specially for cancer like growths? I'm sorry you have to consider euthanizing your frog!
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog!
Hello, did you or the person who had the frog before feed him many feeder fish like goldfish?
It might be a stupid question but since neither the antimycotics nor the antibiotics show any improvement, could it be something like a cronical mykobacteriosis which starts to get acute? I haven't heard much about "Frog Tuberculosis" and its symptoms so far, but skin alternations seem to be plausible.
I know that this is very uncommon, but given the high abundance of the pathogen in ornamental fishes its not impossible that a frog gets infected... I hope it is something else and you dont have to euthanize your frog!
hi all i'm new here and currently doing some research about gabf, never came across skin disease like this before, any update on the frog?
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