New tiny tree froggies!

[artes]

I apologize in advance for how the photos came out. -_-

So today, I went and picked up a new 20 gallon critter cage for my white's tree frogs, which meant their old 12x12x18 cage was going to be empty. The LPS guy saved three tiny tree frogs for me to put in the WTF's old cage. One of them seems to have a gimp leg (as you'll see in photos), but that doesn't seem to interfere with his hopping, climbing, or eating fortunately.

First, the new WTF set up:


And now, the new guys! These were the clearest pictures I could get of them. -_- I'll try to get some better ones of them in their new habitat once they settle in.



Poor guy's weird leg:


Another shot of his leg:


Is there anything I can do about his leg? It really is bending really, really oddly. But, I love him anyway. He's adorable, as are the rest of them. Two are the dark olive with a white stripe on their sides, and the other is a regular green one.

[Leefrogs]

contgratulations on your frogs. Sad to see the gimpy one. Hope he thrives.

[Ebony]

Hi artes, congratulations they are very cute.

Sometimes frogs can adjust to a deformity they may have. I would suggest just making sure the enclosure is safe and caters for your frogs special needs. Also try to make sure he/she is getting its fair share of food.

[artes]

He's definitely getting his share of food - and more. He's the same age as the other two (all came from the same breeder, and I think are siblings), and double their size. I joked I was going to cut down some Popsicle sticks and make him a splint thing, lol. He's currently dangling from a leaf of the ponytail palm I gave them to climb. Maybe he's pretending like he's Tarzan?

[Ebony]

Ha ha..Sounds like everything is going well. Good job.
I took on two deformed frogs last year . Philomenia & Inshallah, Young Deformed Southern Bells

They are doing extremely well also.

[artes]

They're adorable! I would have had to take them in too.