White Tree Frog might be sick...

[Geofrog707]

Hey, I know I haven't posted in a while but I think something is wrong with my White's Tree Frog and I would really appreciate some help. In March I got two baby WTF's and they looked fine. Now it's about 4 months later and both are still alive but one is a lot bigger and less shy than the other. Originally I didn't think this was a problem, but when I finally got the chance to examine the smaller one just in case, I noticed his legs were very skinny and he stunk VERY badly. He is with his buddy in a 18 x 18 x 24 sized medium exo terra tank. Hopefully I can get a picture up soon when I am able to borrow my sister's camera. She is gone right now though so unfortunately I can't show you what the frog looks like. So if you please have any advice/help for me I would REALLY appreciate it!

[bshmerlie]

Without a picture I don't think we can be much help. I do know one thing though... rancid smells are usually not a good thing. A trip to the vet is probably in your future.

[Geofrog707]

Ok, my sister came back and here are the pictures. Maybe the frog peed on me and that was the smell but I very, very highly doubt it Here are the picture:

http://thumbp3-gq1.thumb.mail.yahoo....id=%40B%40Bulk


We tried to get a picture of the stomach and the legs but I kinda woke it up from it's sleep so I didn't want to force him to do too much because he was already in a daze. He almost broke his leg trying to jump off of my hand. Hopefully I can get the picture soon. I didn't smell anything on him so maybe it was pee or something. Any advice would be greatly appreciated Thanks Bshmerlie for your help as well!


*****************Edit: I just noticed how small the picture was as well, but this was the only form it would show in. Sorry the quality isn't worth much. His legs are the main thing I want you to look at.

[LilyPad]

The link doesn't work at all. First thing I would do though, is put it in a hospital tank. You just need a critter keeper with some damp paper towel for substrate, and a water dish, and a fake plant or something of the sort for the frog to hide. Keep it in a dark, stress free room and keep an eye on it.

Have you been dusting the crickets with a vitamin and calcium supplement? Have you been watching how much they are each eating? What have you been feeding them?

Here is a link you should take a read through - The Frog Doctor