My apologies my phone auto corrected molted and I was typing so fast I didn't notice. She shed her skin and that's when the lump first appeared. And no. I should have mentioned the male toad had a problem with a bone deficiency of some kind. I tried to help him as best as I could but after his 5th year with us it took him and was very painful to see. He had no other conditions prior to his death and it was very sudden. He was even energetic up until the night he passed. Whereas with her she shed her skin, then had that bump on her upper lip. It hasnt really grown or changed all that much until the last two days and kts been there for months. She also is usually energetic and quirky regardless of it. But the last few days it's been larger and that was after she once again shed. I gave her a bath in very fresh and clean water last night and the swelling went down and she seems to be more energized today. But I wash her bowl frequently. I might get her a new bowl in a couple days to make sure her water is clean when I change it next. Unfortunately as far as vets go I live in the country and the nearest vet that does toads is extremely far away. I dont want her to be stressed out in a car ride. She only was in a car once. She's otherwise been an extremely healthy and lively toad.





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