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    Jace
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    Glad to hear the lump is gone. Barking at his food, hmmm? Bruce might not be all that bright, but it sounds like he is making up for it in personality. I hope he will fatten up quickly for you!

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    jelkins
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    The 'lump' was probably ****...Did you notice if he'd had a 'movement' in it's cage after the lump was gone? I'd say it was more visible due to it's strange weight loss?These guys can eat a heck of a lot. Crayfish and fish are good staple for these mostly aquatic frogs. Based on what I've read about them that's their primary diet besides other frogs.

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    Julia
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    Thanks Jace!

    There has been no poop so far that I know of...although there is a good chance that if he did go the filter cleaned it up.

    I am not too confident about feeding fish because of the great chance of them carrying parasites.

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    The barking is a defensive response. Budgett's do this a lot, even more than some of the Horned Frogs (Pacman frogs).
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