What's wrong with my frog?

[Craigthefrog1]

I had a closer look at him and compared him- I am almost certain he is a spotted marsh.

[Louis Charles Bruckner]

Post a Picture of the frog and its eyes.
Then maybe we can hep you better.

BTW it is not a good idea to mix different species of frogs in one enclosure.

[Craigthefrog1]

These were taken a few week ago and he has gone a bit lighter. He is also eating.

[Mentat]

It does look like Limnodynastes tasmaniensis, the Spotted Marsh Frog. Another possibility is Limnodynastes fletcheri; the Barking Marsh Frog; but I'm going with the former.

An eye injury that gets a bacterial infection can look cloudy and if advanced could also make eye bulge out beyond normal. Because of infection location, a visit to veterinary is recommended.

It does not matter what is a new frog source; it should always be quarantined before introduced to a vivarium or similar enclosure. Time and money invested in preparing a vivarium is enough reason to do that, even when there are no frogs in it. Good luck !

[Craigthefrog1]

If I didn't take him/her to the vet would it still survive? is there anything else I can do before looking for veterinary help?















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[SweetApples]

And also pickerel frogs are native to the USA and guessing the OP is not in the USA going by the flag displayed.