Why is my tree frog puffed up?
If your frog has swollen up, it is most likely caused by edema. There are actually two types of edema. One is a bacterial infection and the other is from kidney failure due to vitamin toxicity. To prevent edema, clean your frog’s cage weekly and change its water frequently.
How do you take care of an injured tree frog?
If the injury appears slight and the animal is active and able to move freely, then it’s best to just move the amphibian to a sheltered part of the garden, away from the view of predators (such as cats and birds) and extreme weather so it can recover on it’s own.
What does a pregnant white tree frog look like?
When a frog is pregnant, you can see a slight fattening around the tummy. Female frogs will sometimes appear pear-shaped when they are about to spawn. However, Most of the time it is difficult to see if she’s pregnant because females don’t look much different than usual.
How big does a white tree frog get?
This large Australian amphibian is a docile pet and attains an impressive snout to vent length of 4″+. This species can live over 20 years in captivity, and is one of the most popular pet frogs in the world.
What kind of frog is green with black spots?
Their green coloring with prominent black spotting often resembles a leopard pattern which explains their name. The gray tree frog ( Hyla versicolor) is a small arboreal frog that is variable in color due to its ability to camouflage itself and hide from predators by changing from gray to green, black to white and other color transitions.
How big is a giant burrowing frog in feet?
Giant Burrowing Frog, Giant Frog Cyclorana australis Size: 71–102 mm, large Distinguishing features: Pale grey to brown above, occasionally with mottled dark or green patterning; large, triangular head with broad dark stripe on either side of face; two longitudinal skin folds along sides of body; fingers unwebbed and slight webbing between toes
Why does my frog have a lump under its skin?
This white substance is a mixture of white blood cells and bacteria and accumulates under the skin. Sometimes an abscess will burst and start draining on its own if enough pus builds up under the skin, but usually, your exotics vet will need to lance the abscess to allow it to drain.
This large Australian amphibian is a docile pet and attains an impressive snout to vent length of 4″+. This species can live over 20 years in captivity, and is one of the most popular pet frogs in the world.
This white substance is a mixture of white blood cells and bacteria and accumulates under the skin. Sometimes an abscess will burst and start draining on its own if enough pus builds up under the skin, but usually, your exotics vet will need to lance the abscess to allow it to drain.
What should I do with a white treefrog?
This Australian blue White’s treefrog’s forward-facing eyes are one characteristic of hylid frogs. Paper towels are the simplest substrate to use. Although they are not particularly pleasing to the eye, they are hygienic, practical and safe. Dampen several sheets with dechlorinated water, and then place them on the aquarium bottom.
Giant Burrowing Frog, Giant Frog Cyclorana australis Size: 71–102 mm, large Distinguishing features: Pale grey to brown above, occasionally with mottled dark or green patterning; large, triangular head with broad dark stripe on either side of face; two longitudinal skin folds along sides of body; fingers unwebbed and slight webbing between toes
How do I find my lost tree frog?
How do You Find a Lost Frog? You can find a lost frog by attracting it to a specific location in your home by putting damp paper towels down on the floor and checking them periodically. A lost frog will most likely be in a warm, damp place like the bathroom, kitchen, laundry room, or basement.
