Red Eyes Tree Frog (RETF) help/concerns.

[BobFidos]

That is the main concern. It's on all three of my RETF's, but she's the worst. I haven't seen any change in behavior yet, but it's only been a few days. Is there any other measures to prevent it from getting worse, aside from cleaning everything that is.

[daybr4ke]

I'm not certain about preventive measures, but from what I've read, it is often associated with contact with feces. I can look around later, but I don't remember any special stuff to keep it from occurring apart from keeping their environment clean, unfortunately. As for nipping it in the bud, a short soak in a weak antibiotic treatment may work. I hesitate to recommend antibiotics before being 100% certain they are the answer, since they can be very hard on the frog. I once treated a suspected red leg infection in multiple tadpoles and froglets, and not all of them survived, but I ended up with an antibiotic made for fish. Medicine intended for frogs isn't always easy to find, but if you can get it if recommend it.

[BobFidos]

All the of them had this redness on them, but they haven't changed as far as how active they are. Found this guy like this, this morning. That a good sign, right?

[elly]

Nice! I'd continue to keep an eye on them though. Sometimes frog stomachs can turn temporarily pink with exercise but those legs in the second picture are pretty dark. As Bryce says, a clean environment plus a vet visit if things remain the same or self treatment if you must seems the way to go.

[BobFidos]

One of the males is now completely white it appears. The female is mostly white with a little pink. The second male is mostly white as well, but he has gotten a little sluggish and that could be from the reduced tank size.