Login | Register
Forum » Other Discussions » Help with my frog!!

Help with my frog!!

Dvmb422 3/28/2024 02:35 pm 425

513b39525823e_crying.gif I know this isn’t Kandi related but I really have no where else to ask this! I have a pet green tree frog and of course google never helps whenever I’m worried about him. Hopefully someone on here knows more then I do… My dad noticed a black spot on his back. I tried to take it off but it wouldn’t budge. It looks like it caves in a little and is raised around the edges. Does anyone know what it could be or something I could do to check what it is??? Any help is appreciated, really.

16 Replies

Sorry, you are unable to reply. If the thread is still open, you might have been blocked from commenting due to spam or abuse, or we might not have been able to verify that you are a real account. Try updating your profile and interacting more on the site. There are greater restrictions on forum comments due to spam. Spam comments will still not be published, even for verified accounts
Please log in to comment
Displaying 11-16 of 16 comments
Sort by:
Mar 29, 2024 7:11 pm

@icosa0550: I believe he’s a american green tree frog, and my dad has only really bought him crickets from the pet-store (he’s unsure what else he can eat and doesn’t want to risk it ????)

Mar 29, 2024 5:48 pm

hello, small critter nerd here. what kind of prey do you give your liitle guy? also what species is it (ik you said green tree frog but im not sure if thats american green tree frog or-)

Mar 29, 2024 3:25 pm
@Magg0tS0up: this helps a lot!! I have to be away from him all weekend so hopefully it doesn’t get worse while I’m gone. I’ll clean his environment once I’m back!! Thank you!! happy
Mar 29, 2024 3:24 pm

@vampirefir: I know, I just havnt been able to find a single active one

Mar 29, 2024 12:01 pm

This is a beading forum, you might find better luck asking on a forum dedicated to amphibians or at least animals in general

Mar 29, 2024 4:50 am

i would say to keep an eye on him and if it gets any more spots then take him to the vet because it could possibly be a infection, id recommend also cleaning the area he lives in just incase. im not the bect with frogs but i hope this helps^^

Login

Login / Register


Register  |  Forgot Password

Active Threads

View More

Random Pattern

Wooper Pokemon Bead Pattern

You are in mobile-friendly mode, which is recommended for all devices, especially mobile devices. Turn on desktop mode.

Warning: Desktop mode is intended for mobile devices only and will not display correctly on desktop or laptop computers