New Member and I need help!

[TearsOfRain07]

First off, hello everyone, I'm glad to be a member!
Second. I have a what I believe is a White's Tree Frog. And a couple of days ago, my room mate was in the living room where I keep (I also believe she is a female because she doesn't sing) her cage. He said she was hopping around pretty crazy and I think she was hunting fruit flies that were inside her cage. Well the next day or so we noticed that she had a rather large bump on her lip/chin. I had been meaning to clean out her cage, get her new crickets and everything, then I became really ill. Well today I did all of that, and picked her up and she seems fine, but when I VERY gently touched her bump, she didn't flinch or anything, but it was rather hard. I haven't really been able to keep on eye on her eating. Because I said before, I became very ill was not able to go get her any more crickets until today. I have taken a few pictures that I would like to post, and I would be super grateful for any advice at all She's about 3-4 years old.

[MikeM670]

It could just be a bruise from jumping after the small fruit flies and banging into the surface. Were you able to get a look inside the mouth and see if there is a corresponding wound where the bump is located? If so that might indicated another issue. Keep a close eye on the situation.

[TearsOfRain07]

No, I have not been able to get a look inside her mouth. But my room mate said when he first looked at her after he heard her thumping around, there was a small red bump on the same side just above that large bump, but it went away after a day or so. Could she have gotten bitten by a fruit fly? And are those okay to have the cage? I added a few more plants in her cage then I maybe should have, and so now it's a little hard to find her. But ever since I put her back, it seems like she's been on the hunt for the new crickets I put in there. Which I think is a good sign?
Thanks yet again for all of the help!

[LilyPad]

Firstly, that is NOT a white's tree frog. I have little experience in ID'ing frogs, but it looks like a big-eyed tree frog, or Leptopelis vermiculatus, I could be wrong on that, if I am, I'm sure someone will correct me.

Secondly, there are 2 bumps that look similar in that picture, which would lead me to believe it's some kind of cysts or infection. I would take her to the vet as soon as you can to get a good diagnosis and treatment plan.

[LilyPad]

That bump does not look like it coordinates with an injury in my opinion, especially since there are 2 there. It's good that she is still eating, but I'd take her to the vet before things get worse and you're dealing with a dead tree frog rather than a possibly ill one.

[scstewart20]

I agree with Amy. Looks like a big eyed tree frog. Not that I'm an expert or anything. Just been looking at a lot of frog pics lately. I. Would also have a vet look at it. Keep us updated and I hope everything works out with the little froggy . S/He's a cutie!

[MikeM670]

That bump does not look like it coordinates with an injury in my opinion, especially since there are 2 there. It's good that she is still eating, but I'd take her to the vet before things get worse and you're dealing with a dead tree frog rather than a possibly ill one.

I did not see the smaller one until you said something as my eyes were only drawn to the one under the chin. Yep that looks like a cyst to me.

[mommyof4froglovers]

As an owner of a Whites I know that that isnt a whites tree frog. I would go with what others tell you as I cant tell you what kind. I hope the vet can tell you what is wrong. She is pretty..