I recently lost one of my african clawed frogs. Well now I think my other one is sick too. I noticed that for at least one month (maybe even two), they had been shedding their skin more than once a week. I'm going to assumed that this is a symptom of whatever is wrong. I also noticed that Freckles had some redness around his eye. So I put him in an isolation tank and treated him with Tetracycline until it went away (about 8 days). He is eating well, but continues to shed his skin on almost a daily basis!!! I also just noticed that while resting on the bottom of the tank, he blew some bubbles and then (while still resting his bum on the bottom), raised his body vertically and then fell back over. Could it be chytrid?? I read that it can cause skin sloughing and extreme buoyancy. If its chytrid, what do I do? I don't want to lose another frog!