what is this?

[Savannah]

what is it from? any idea?
okay..heywhose that vet everyone is so fond of?
thanks heather. sure will.
it just appeared over night

[DonLisk]

Just want to add that Original as in NO Pain Reliever. The Pain Reliever will kill the frog.

[flybyferns]

what is it from? any idea?
okay..heywhose that vet everyone is so fond of?
thanks heather. sure will.
it just appeared over night

Savannah,
Is this the information you are asking for?

http://www.frogforum.net/tree-frogs/...-prepared.html
Dr Frye is terrific !

Is what you saw this am look the same to you now?
When you noticed it, how long were the lights on?
Lynn

[Savannah]

i used the the equate tripple antibiotic treatment. mom said its the same as the original it didnt say anything about pain reliever soo...

umm...yea it looks the same since this morning and seemed to spred a little. i just added the ointment.
what do mean the lights?
they come on at 8:00am and go out at 7:00pm

[Savannah]

oh...how long till i noticed...umm...i think the lights had only been on about an hour or two. about an hour before i made the thread.

[flybyferns]

i used the the equate tripple antibiotic treatment. mom said its the same as the original it didnt say anything about pain reliever soo...

umm...yea it looks the same since this morning and seemed to spred a little. i just added the ointment.
what do mean the lights?
they come on at 8:00am and go out at 7:00pm

Savannah,
The reason I asked about the lights:
Sometimes a red eyed tree frog will have a normal temporary mottled look to their skin ( I'm emphasizing temporary ) . I have noticed this happens AM and PM when the lighting changes , if they are getting ready to hunt, interaction with another frog etc. You will notice this if you happen to be viewing them during a 'change in color'. ie bright green to dark green or vise versa. The skin color should not remain mottled , however.


When you speak to Dr Frye. Perhaps consider purchasing all or some the the medications he suggested in the link I sent you. Especially the topical medication and the powder to treat parasites. The advantage of this is having it on hand ( creating a medicine cabinet) , therefore, you will never have to wait to treat a problem. This is especially important now that you have more than one frog.

Keep us posted! You caught this right away. Try not to worry.
Lynn

[Savannah]

Yea i know what you mean by the color changing. I've seen her do it before ( i watch her all the time she is fascinating to me ) so i knew i wasn't part of her normal process and since it was still there after a while i figured something was wrong. its still there, it looks inflamed today....kinda like blisters but really small....i put some more ointment on.

what about the plants?? we were going to transfer them to another tank but since she got sick i don't want to risk transferring the bacteria to another tank or to the babies. will the bleach solution take care of it...should i throw them away?? what should i do with them??