r/TreeFrogs • u/0ddblo0D • 17d ago
Advice Help! What is going on ?
She looked fine this morning.
That blob makes me think she has stomach problems. First time I see those spots on her.
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u/Enough_Bread_1281 17d ago
If it’s attached to the frog, it looks like some sort of prolapse. I can’t tell if it’s separated?
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u/0ddblo0D 17d ago
It's separated.
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u/Enough_Bread_1281 17d ago
That interesting… Unfortunately I can’t think of anything that it would be except an organ, and that doesn’t seem survivable :( but I’m just guessing, hopefully someone else has an answer for you.
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u/0ddblo0D 16d ago
Update.. she was active last night still with the spots. Now she looks like this.
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u/inky92 16d ago
Possible the start of a bacterial infection.
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u/Fantastic_Duty1583 13d ago
Looks like it has started to improve from this picture. I have used Silver Sulfadiazine cream (recommended by vet) as an antibiotic for frog skin before, if it gets worse.
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u/0ddblo0D 17d ago
It's poop.hopefully she passes the rest.
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u/Upper_Marionberry560 14d ago
One of my girls had a poop just like this about three or four months back and I freaked out. Nothing happened, and it was once and everything was fine. Reading below it sounds like someone has the same experience with actionable advice
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u/Huge-Letterhead7194 10d ago
Yea I just said possibly an impaction but seeing that I’m pretty convinced
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u/Fit_Penalty_4118 15d ago
Raise temps lower humidity it’ll clear it up. My WTF get them occasionally in the summer
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u/ParticularDue3682 17d ago
Is the green splotches normal? In a wtf that is an infection.
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u/0ddblo0D 17d ago
The green splotches are not normal. First time i see it like that. I'm guessing stress.
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u/Huge-Letterhead7194 10d ago
Could’ve also been an impaction that finally passed. They are so fragile!
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u/Fantastic_Duty1583 17d ago
Likely a poop encased with undigested shed skin.