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Being as brief as possible, I have two golden tree frogs (Shrek & Fiona) - we've had them six months now and they've always been healthy. They are in a large viv (18x36x24), have a pool (changed weekly), moss (washed monthly) and a feeding container (for live crickets dusted with vits & minerals).
Anyways...generally we go out of our way to give them their privacy and try not to disturb them to often (with exception of the monthly viv cleaning)...its not uncommon to not see either frog for days on end (as they usually hide/sleep during the day and are active late at night)
However...both looked very healthy as late as 3 weeks ago...but that's suddenly changed...we noticed what can only be described as an ugly (and most probably painful) open wound/infection on Fiona's. We don't have any amphibian vets on our area and information has been very difficult to locate online.
Any Ideas? Any treatment suggestions? We have already fully sterilized the viv and have tried apply polysporin (which has seemed to have some, but little effect). We just got a hold of some malachite green, isopropyl alcohol, peroxide and a handful of other chems...but are not sure what to do.
Any help would be appreciated as we desperately want to help our little 'babies'.
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