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    Ok, after more research on pro-biotic for amphibians I come across NutriBAC. How does this differ from LymnoZyme and when & should this be used on tree frogs and toads?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kueluck View Post
    Ok, after more research on pro-biotic for amphibians I come across NutriBAC. How does this differ from LymnoZyme and when & should this be used on tree frogs and toads?
    Hi Gail,
    Wow, this is so interesting. I am looking forward to reading more about it.
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    Default Re: Pro-biotics for frogs & toads

    Here's some interesting info: Frogs must generate enough heat to stimulate antibodies to work when body is attacked by virus, etc. Humans run fevers which is both an offense and a defense against disease and not the result of the illness. It is pro-active. Frogs can't produce a fever but have to locate heat to trigger an artificial "fever". Probiotics are sounding better.

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    I checked out the NutriBAC website NutriBAC Probiotics for Reptile Health. It looks like a good probiotic for all amphibians however I do not know of a U.S. distributor. They do have distributors in Hong Kong, Taiwan and mainland China.
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    Bump & updated info on the Probiotic thing. Pro-Lif-Probiotic, Live, 4-Strain, Highly-Palatable, Gluten-Free & Dairy-Free Probiotic For Cats, Dogs, Puppies, Kittens, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Small Rodents, Sugar Gliders, Hamsters, Mice, Reptiles & Amphibians I've been using this on my frogs, toads & snakes on a weekly basis. Just thought I would pass this info on.
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