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    Kurt
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    Default Re: Golden Tree Frog HELP - bad infection on back

    Where is your area?

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    Paul Rust
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurt View Post
    Where is your area?
    Same question. Please select your location in your profile as per the terms of service. Thank you.

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    wesleybrouwer
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    Default Re: Golden Tree Frog HELP - bad infection on back

    Indeed, knowing where you live would be nice.
    Around here we can have different supplies then you have.

    It is a little bit difficult to see from a small picture,
    but if i may guess, i would say it has something to do with the environment.
    I´ve seen quit similair wounds, at least if i see it right in the picture

    Best thing i should advice is checking the conditions in the viv like humidity and temperature.
    The wound should be treated to make sure it doesn't get infected,
    if it isn't already.
    Good solutions around here are Bactyfec, ampicilinne powder or solution or Sulfanilamidum.

    Altough it is best to let a vet check to be sure,
    also the amount of solution you need to use and the period are things a vet can deside better then we from a distance

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    morphius
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    Default Re: Golden Tree Frog HELP - bad infection on back

    Location - North Bay, Ontario, Canada

    Where would I go (or look) to find Bactyfec, ampicilinne powder or solution or Sulfanilamidum? And we have fully sanitized their viv (everything has now been thrown out, washed, lysol-ed, rinsed, and aired-out).

    Here are better images






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    wesleybrouwer
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    Default Re: Golden Tree Frog HELP - bad infection on back

    That looks nasty indeed, way worse then i had in mind

    It looks like there is puss underneath or something?
    Does it feel hard or something?
    I think it is badly infected already when i see this.

    Best thing for you to do is visit a vet or send an email out to one.

    We can buy those solutions at a vetinairy and specialized terrarium stores.
    Bactyfec by the way may be found with aquarium supplies as well since it originates from that hobby.

    Good lucj with the frog, sorry i can't say with 100% certainty what it is,
    as i said it looks worse then what i had in mind.

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