Fecal smear was clear for worms but the float was positive for coccidia.

I just read this on a Dart forum... it was written by Dr. Frye in 2006, THE Dr. Frye who is the go-to herp vet as mentioned in the stickies here about medication and being prepared...

by Dr. Frye » Wed May 10, 2006 10:48 pm
The only way to treat coccidia is lifelong suppression with drugs like Albon. Coccidia has never been eliminated from an infected frog, but you can stop the coccidia from breeding and therefore stop the frog from passing the disease into its environment. If you are "disinfecting" a tank that has been exposed to coccidia to put non-infected frogs into....STOP. Don't do it. Consider the tank contaminated, and only housed frogs with the same strain of coccidia in it until the end of time. It is the safest (if most disappointing) of the options.

Sincerely,
David M. Frye, DVM

Sounds like this means my guys will never be "recovered" or be able to have others added in with them... *sigh*

Here was the thread that goes with this post: Dart Den • View topic - coccidia, now what?!