Help please

[tlro]

I adopted some tree frogs yesterday. There are two Whites Tree Frogs and two mystery tree frogs in this 40 gallon hexagon. One of the Whites eyes has some white goop on it's eye and its kind of cloudy. The other one seems in pretty good shape. I was hoping you could take a look at this frog's eye and give me your opinions and have a look at these mystery tree frogs and see if you can identify them for me. Much appreciated.

[tlro]

Anyone?? It almost looks like it had a bad shed and there is a layer of dried skin. I don't think his previous owner gave it access to water or kept it properly hydrated. The closest thing I could find to the other frog is Whirring Tree Frog. Would really like a second opinion though.

[flybyferns]

Hi,
I'm not positive what the other frog is , sorry.
However, they need to be separated.
Different species should not be kept together.

This baby needs, a hepr vet, medication for the eye ( ? infection ) , and a QT tank

A White's care sheet and QT instructions can be found in the sticky's at the beginning of - this - the tree frog area.

[tlro]

Dang I was worried about having to separate them even though I know its the right thing to do.. Maybe try and trade them in for some more Whites. The previous owner told me it was born with its eye that way :P

[Lija]

I was looking at this ad yesterday good to know they went to someone who cares. Yes you need to separate them with full quarantine.
I must say 40 gal is not big enough for 4 whites so please dont trade them, just separate, that particular tank if i remember correctly had no background and was very basic and open, you gotta fix that. Let me know (pm) if you want vet help, you should get it checked.
Lynn is right, it does seem as bacterial infection that needs to be treated, i wouldnt listen what the people you got them from are saying.

Welcome to the forum by the way nice to see another fellow calgarian here

[poison]

The second pic is a cuban tree frog. It IS toxic and will harm other species.