Well, it looks like maybe we don't need a vet. The leopard frog's leg appears normal today, and she is jumping as normal and ate a few crickets. I was supposed to go to the vet's this Friday but I might cancel since the frog looks normal again. Maybe her leg was temporarily disjointed, like when a person disjoints their shoulder? I am really at a loss here; it's like the guy taking the car to the mechanic for making a weird noise while driving, then the car is fine for the mechanic.
I am going to wait until Thursday to make sure the leg does not become abnormal again. But honestly, it looks ok now, how strange.
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Colchicine: update on frog's leg
ginevive
Aug 12, 2003 08:00 AM
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Colchicine
Aug 13, 2003 09:04 PM
Sounds pretty wierd to me. Amphibians, no matter delicate we make them out to be, have tremendous abilities to heal themselves! Thanks for the update.
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