Cloudy Eyes

[Paul Rust]

Hi Tiffany, I moved your post to give you your own thread. The eyes will cloud over when they are praparing to molt. How old is it? Has it ever molted before?

[JeffX]

It could be an infection since it's lost weight. I've heard of one eye getting an infection, but not two. However with the weight loss and both of them cloudy I'd be concerned. I'd keep an eye on it, but if it doesn't get any better, a vet visit might be a good idea.

[Kurt]

I have seen infections in both eyes at the same time. However I have never seen a frog's eyes cloud over before shedding. Snakes, yes several times over, but never frogs.

In snakes there is a clear scale, the brille, that covers the eye. When a snake is preparing to shed the upper epidermis clouds underneath as it begins to separate and this includes the brille. Frogs do not have brilles, they have nictitating membranes, but theses are not shed like a snake sheds its brille.

[Paul Rust]

Can you post a good pic of it's eyes?

[Paul Rust]

Thank you Kurt, I did not know that.

[Kurt]

You're welcome.

[Tiffandi09]

Can you post a good pic of it's eyes?

I'll work on that tonight or tomorrow. Thank you! I've been so busy lately!

[Tiffandi09]

Hi Tiffany, I moved your post to give you your own thread. The eyes will cloud over when they are praparing to molt. How old is it? Has it ever molted before?

I've had him for at least 3 years, maybe 4. By molt do you mean shed? If so, she he has. His eyes have been like this for a few weeks how. I took him out and put him in what I like to call the hospital terranium and see if lower humidity would help but it didn't. It actually seemed to get worse. He did eat however, which was the other reason I took him out (it's hard to tell who is eating when you have 7 frogs).

Thanks for your help and concern!