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I have a sick African Toad. He has a small lump on his hind leg that has black spots on it. When I picked him up yesterday it was bleeding. I also noticed a few similar black spots on his belly and back. I just noticed them over the past few weeks.He has also been less active. I believe he is an older toad, but I have had him for 2 years and never had any problems with him. If anyone has any information that might help I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
Crissy
With such limited information, there is nothing we can do for you here. This animal needs to see a vet and you should take it to one asap. Reptiles and amphibians have underestimated lifespans, do not assume it is just getting old.
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