I am a newer frog owner (About 2 months ago a friend of a friend had to sell her WTF) and he has been doing well, has prolapsed twice, but my mother used to be a vet tech so we have no problems with that when it does occasionally happen... and I woke up this morning and he can't move his back legs... but he was wedged between the wall of his tank, and a "piece of land" so I got him out and noticed one of his back legs was puffy and firmer than the other. I did some research, and I read that lack of calcium can cause prolapses, as well as leg paralysis/weakness. Would it be more likely a lack of calcium or back injury from being wedged in a tight space? I do know he wasn't stuck last night before I went to bed. Today is feeding day, so I'll be feeding him a little later today, so I don't know how his appetite is. I'll try to update after I feed Pogo (His name ... Perfect for a lazy WTF am I right??? xD)

Thanks!!!

~Emily