Okay. She only told me that she's treated alot of individuals, that were bought from Germany, which had this disease. (She has Agatoads herself privately).
No she didn't swab first - I'm not sure which tests she can do at her space, but she said if he was to be tested for it, he'd need to be sedated, for one of the puss filled glands to be opened to extract enough infected material to determine, if that's his condition. In DK she's the most experienced herp vet I can come by and she lives about an hour away from me. She specialises in reptiles but has experience in amfibians.
Allright. Thank you, I wasn't aware. He was a bit malnourished when I bought him, and pr. what I've read up on it, it can come from contaminated food or water, especially if the animal is underfed, stressed out and kept in not propper conditions. When I bought him he was delivered in a small, plastic box with wet toiletpaper, that he'd been on all day during the expo, without any hiding places or means of shadow. So he might aswell have been a carrier from home, or caught an airborne version directly at the expo.
Thank you - me too :./ The underside of his theighs are reddish, which concerns me most, but he's eating, active and poops as he's supposed too.
Pt. I keep him in sterile conditions, but he has a cave, a water bowl and a big, bushy plastic plant to hide in and feel normal in, so the tank isn't bare.





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