Phyllomedusa sauvagii Help?

[roobot5000]

A change in color shade does not necessarily mean anything is wrong. This is common in many species and while it can be a sign of illness or stress just as often there is nothing wrong at all. As long as there are no other visible problems and it is eating I wouldn't worry about it.

She is the princess of my herp world so I do tend to be an overprotective father. Thanks for the response.

It sounds like you are doing everything right. How long have you had her?

I used those orange cubes once and all my crickets died, so now I use actual oranges which are much better.

Hey Kurt, good to know I am not the only one who has had a problem with the cubes. I've had her since December '09 and she has been nice and green up until recently. When I got her she was a little smaller than a quarter, now she is about the size of a half dollar. While she has grown, I can tell that she has lost a minimal amount of weight.

Thanks for commenting on this situation. I hope the pictures are helpful to any/all.

[Tripe46]

I had something similar happen to my American Green Tree Frog, its periodic still but he always returns to green when on a leaf. heres the link to my post.

http://www.frogforum.net/tree-frogs/...n-disease.html

[CrazyAirborne]

If there is alot of brown in the enclosure, maybe the frog is just trying to blend in better