Quote Originally Posted by EtTuBrute View Post
Hi there Hyla Sapiens!

For what it's worth, one of my greys had a really similar issue a while back, except her spot was dark, not light (see here: http://www.frogforum.net/showthread....Grey-Tree-Frog)

In the end the spot went away on its own, and in fact when I looked back at old pictures of her I could see it very gradually coming up, so it couldn't have been a burn like I originally thought. I never did figure out what it actually was.

Also, where did you manage to find captive-bred greys? I am constantly trying to figure out where to get them.
The only time I've seen a dark spot like that on one of my greys was years ago, and it was actually a temporary scar.

Although it seems to be clearing up now, Eve's skin bleaching eventually spread to most of her body. It's just her head and a wedge down her back in the middle of her markings that hasn't significantly whitened. At first, my vet thought it was a fungal issue, probably in large part to how badly she's been itching since it started, but after miconozole had no effect, he took a skin sample and could find absolutely nothing wrong. Even after putting in a couple of calls to specialists, he's turned up nothing. Thankfully, it is clearing up, albeit very slowly.

I buy my greys from a pet store in Las Vegas. I had to pester the poor owner for months to get the last group I got. Took him a while to find some, but it looks like they still have some there. http://exoticpetslv.com/products/gray-tree-frogs.html