Quote Originally Posted by Copesfriend View Post
Hello all,
i am new to the frog world but have been raising up and releasing the offspring of copes gray tree frogs which laid their eggs in my garden buckets.
iIve learned a ton in the last 4 months , in part due to this forum and you guys!
i have a froglet about the size of a dime that I noticed wasn’t eating even with tweezers and I noticed he/she has an injury with a large red area.- see picture.
At first I thought it was to the cloaca but it looks like a leg injury (almost like blood under the skin) although he moves it just fine.
just wondering if there is anything I can do besides sequestering him?
thank you all!
Here's a 2-page article about "Red Leg Syndrome" which you may find helpful: https://www.petmd.com/reptile/condit..._rp_am_red_leg