Frog ill?!:(

[Fbt123]

Ok, thanks guys . Im not sure how i would lower the temp in the cage, its about 20 degrees celsius in there most of the time. Also, how would solid and air feel? That may sound like a dumb question but i cant tell between the two lol

[Bombina Bob]

Eventually as the light cycle changes, the temperature should go down slowly so it wont shock the toads.if this doesn't work, try placing an ice pack next to the tank. After about a week of this, make sure to bring the light cycles back to normal. Air in the toad would feel more squishy and the solids are more noticeable as if you can feel little lumps within. keep trying the honey bath and the Epsom salts treatment as Carlos suggested.

[Fbt123]

Ok then, its definitely more air like .

[Fbt123]

Whats wrong with her if it feels like air then?

[Fbt123]

Just found some honey! Can i use water from their viv as ive ran out of bottled water? Also i dont have a thermometer so can I tell if its the right temperature? Also in england we dont really have squirty honey, its mainly in jars, so how much would i need (eg 1 table spoon)

[Mentat]

Just found some honey! Can i use water from their viv as ive ran out of bottled water? Also i dont have a thermometer so can I tell if its the right temperature? Also in england we dont really have squirty honey, its mainly in jars, so how much would i need (eg 1 table spoon)

Bottled water can be quite unsafe for frogs: http://www.frogforum.net/vivarium-te...hing-else.html. You should have at least an aquarium glass floating thermometer in the enclosure and for matching water temps during water changes. Those are only the equivalent of a couple $$ in the larger pet stores.

[Fbt123]

Will the bottled water be ok if i put dechlorinater in it? Just looked at the label on it and ut has chlorine in.

[Bombina Bob]

Excellent water from the viv can be used as long as its clean. Its pretty much impossible to tell the temps inside a tank without the thermometer. usually one drop of honey is enough in a small bowl of water, use a very small amount for now.

If she feels like air, she may still be impacted. Most frogs with impaction will have bloating.
Try feeding her small crickets, a smaller food item would be easier to digest.

[Fbt123]

I just put her in the water and honey solution. Now i've just got to wait...

[Fbt123]

Sorry for not replying to the thread for a few days, unfortunately nothing changed . Until today ! I decided to throw in a few woodlice into the warm water container today. I left her for 20 mins snd when i came back shed eaten 1 woodlouse! I know thats not many but at least shes eating something.
here they are sitting together