URGENT! Frog sick- Fungal infection? Bacterial Infection? Ammonia?

[SillyToadGirl]

My fire belly toad "toothpick" is seriously sick. A couple days ago he came down with something and I put him in a 5 gallon isolation tank and watched him for a few days. He got better but was still acting a little off, but i went ahead and put him back in his main tank because my other frog "shrek" had come down with the same thing and was in need of isolation. Shrek made a full recovery in two days and was put back in the main tank, but toothpick came down with it again and it was worse this time.

Something to know is the tank has an ammonia spike last week due to a couple feeder reds I was expirementally housing in the tank. The ammonia has gone down and fish removed now and the water has been ok for about 5 days, and Toothpick got his second wind of whatever this sickness is about a day ago. At first I thought it was the ammonia but now it seems like something more. I know FBT can have underlying problems that only effect them when they are weak, so maybe the ammonia weakened him?

Thats the story, but it seems more like an infection. Here are the symptoms.
-Swollen Eyes
-Dark colored and loss of pigment
-In the water alot
-Weight Loss
-Sleeping almost all the time, slightly lethargic

He also has some white spots on the sternum (or bone between the front legs at the base of the throat/chest bone) I always passed it off as scarring or something cuz it looks like little scratches that have healed up and its only in that area. Maybe its fungus?



I have also found that you are usually asked to fill out this form on this site about sickness so I will do that now.
1. Size of enclosure -10 gallon tank.
2. # of inhabitants - specifically other frogs and size differences -2 other male fire belly toads, same size.
3. Humidity -Not sure but Semi high since its mostly aquatic.
4. Temperature -75 degrees Fahrenheit.
5. Water - type - for both misting and soaking dish -Tap water treated with ReptoSafe.
6. Materials used for substrate -Large rocks underwater and a HUGE rock as land side (covers 25% of the tank)
7. Enclosure set up i.e. plants (live or artificial), wood, bark and other materials. -75% water with substrate above + a flower pot on its side and fake leaves covering half 1/3 the water area as hides. A submersible filter behind the pot (wish i could tell you the name and brand but i forget. Its for 5 gallon tanks) 2.5-3 inches of water in the deepest part, shallow slope up to land.
-How were things prepared prior to being put into the viv. -rocks boiled and then tested in the vinegar to see if they were safe, pot and fake plants rinsed heavily in hot water and let soak for about a half hour.
8. Main food source -Crickets about 1/3 inch. Fed 3-5 every other day in a feeding tank and monitored to ensure equal portions. Crickets are Gut loaded and fed carrots to improve color before feeding.
9. Vitamins and calcium? (how often) -Flukers Calcium Supplement+ ReptiCal vitamin supplement once a week.
10. Lighting -UVB Lighting for 12 hours a day, no lighting at night
11. What is being used to maintain the temperature of the enclosure -The room is warm. The thermometer I use usually stays around 73-75 degees water temp.
12. When is the last time he/she ate -Just now, three crickets. He surprisingly still has an appetite.
13. Have you found poop lately -I honestly never find poop, it all gets sucked up in the filter.
14. A pic would be helpful including frog and enclosure (any including cell phone pic is fine) -Shown at bottom of post.
15. Describe frog's symptoms and/or recent physical changes; to include it's ventral/belly area. --Swollen Eyes
-Dark colored and loss of pigment
-In the water alot
-Weight Loss
-Sleeping almost all the time, slightly lethargic
-no changes to belly area
-some white spots on chest bone/sternum. Looks like Scarring
16. How old is the frog -unsure
17. How long have you owned him/her -Owned all three for 6 weeks.
18. Is the frog wild caught or captive bred -Pet Store bought so assumingly wild caught
19. Frog food- how often and if it is diverse, what other feeders are used as treats -Crickets? and very occassional tiny mealworms
20. How often the frog is handled -Only for a couple seconds when moved back and forth to their feeding enclosure. They are fed 3 times a week.
21. Is the enclosure kept in a high or low traffic area -Low, besides the sounds of my cat and other enclosures.
22. Describe enclosure maintenance (water changes, cleaning, etc) -100% water changes every two weeks, filtered with a submersible filter for a 5 gallon tank, rocks will be rinsed/ soaked in hot water every 4-6 months depending on when i feel they need cleaned.

Pictures of Enclosure, the frog and its symptoms are included.