I agree with Carlos here. Especially if it is your first. I realize you want to save the little bugger, but what if he is beyond help? Caring for our little amphibious friends can be trying enough sometimes with healthy animals, but to compound things with an unhealthy specimen is an awful lot to take on. Keep in mind, there could be vet bills involved if the frog is seriously ill. Add that to the cost of setting up an enclosure. Truly, your best bet would be to set up an enclosure for some healthy frogs and get some experience.


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