Blargh!!!

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Okay, with the recent trip to California to visit our sick grandmother, (she died as well) our Fowler's toad died, and or fire-bellied toad died. I thought that would be it, but nope! Our male American Green Tree-Frog decided to get nose rub while we were away. He's currently in a quarantine tank, but life, really?!? I'm on my last legs here you guys...

[Diver]

Sorry dude. Any idea what caused the amphibian deaths?

[k5MOW]

Sorry to hear this. How long were you gone and what caused the frogs death.

Roger

[Krispy]

Ugh dude... terrible case of bad ju ju

[irThumper]

I'm so sorry. I understand completely and feel for you Xavier bad things going around... How long did you have your toads? Where did you get them? Have you disposed of them yet? Thinking they need to be tested...

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Well the fowler's toad we caught probably at his 2nd year of life, and he lived about 3 years, and about a month before hand, I could sense that his time would come soon. The fire-belly was captive bred, bought at a petsmart, but while we were gone for three weeks to go to California, we had placed water bottles in their water dishes, so when the water in the dish evaporated, the water from the bottle would flow down. We were in a rush since the person who would take us to the airport was almost there, and we COMPLETLY forgot about the fire-belly, and she died due to desiccation. I felt like we had forgotten something, and now I know what it was

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

And once I eat, I will put more Neosporin without painkiller on the Green tree-frog's nose