I don't have a camera, nor even a cell phone to take pictures with. =( They're wild caught Cuban Treefrogs. The area in which I live, if they're caught, I have a choice of keeping or killing them. These 4 managed to be cute enough to avoid euthanasia. They're currently in medium sized plastic tubs, with air holes and such. Water inside, along with some River rocks and some plants trimmed from the hedge outside. (No pesticides, and it's the environment from which they were caught.) The three smallest are fed daily. The largest is fed 3 times a week roughly. They eat crickets. Punkin is the one I'm concerned with. He/she has been with me a little over a year now. He/she is housed with two smaller cubans: Skitter and Baby. Baby is a new one (about 2 months, was in quarantine for the first month); Skitter and Punkin have been sharing for about 10 months. Felix is in his own container, "decorated" the same way. He's a large enough male to have the nuptial pads, and looks at the others like they're snacks. The three small ones seem to be getting along fine. I haven't taken him to a herp vet, in part because I can't afford it, and in part because I'm not even sure if he's actually sick. As I said, I thought I remembered reading something about splayed legs, but now can't find anything on it. Beyond that, he's acting just like he always has. He's a "pet" frog, and he knows it. He likes to watch us when we move around. He watches TV. He watches us play computer games. When we talk to him, he'll climb to the top of his home and tilt his head at us. The splayed legs is the only indication that anything at all may be wrong with him, and I'm not even sure about that. All of the frogs are bowl fed.