Healthy White's tree frog?

[nighthawk]

He has not eaten yet. His legs don't seem to be infected like how i've heard red leg described, but I am just going off of the other posts on the forums. I try not to be paranoid, but I wanted to double check. We may just keep them separate until we finish the big viv sometime this summer.

[GrifTheGreat]

He has not eaten yet. His legs don't seem to be infected like how i've heard red leg described, but I am just going off of the other posts on the forums. I try not to be paranoid, but I wanted to double check. We may just keep them separate until we finish the big viv sometime this summer.

That may be the best thing to do. Keep everyone posted on his condition.

[nighthawk]

Lawrence today

[nighthawk]

Lawrence today

Does he look better than the first photo of him?

[GrifTheGreat]

Does he look better than the first photo of him?

He looks better, but he isn't fully recovered yet. has he eaten?

[nighthawk]

He has eaten two super worms. He hasn't eaten any cricket though.

[InfinitysDaughter]

At first I wanted to say it looks like a fungal or bacterial infection. Honestly, that first pic of him looked like if you leave a block of cheese in the fridge for too long. O.O Its not normal. White splotches are normal but white spots ringed by the dark coloring isn't.

But the second pic and the fact he is eating makes me rethink things. The coloring looks much better but the spots still have me worried. I think you need to see a vet or see if the local pet store has competent workers who know there animals. You may be able to talk with a local zoo herp specialist (if they have a reptile house then they have someone who knows about this stuff, or should anyway).

I'm still leaning towards some sort of bacteria or fungus but it may be restricted to the skin and may not be affecting the rest of him yet. Its plausible its getting better on its own (he does look better in the second pic) but you dont want to bank on that. I'd see a specialist just to be sure.