I've been out of the tree frog hobby for about five years and recently purchased a green tree and a creamsicle from the same pet store two days ago. Both seemed to be in very good health, but on Wednesday night, I noticed that my creamsicle has a raw abrasion on the left side of it's mouth, a bruise on it's left side where its hind leg touches, and it's rear left toes are missing. I didn't examine it super close on Tuesday, and I don't remember it, but what could have happened in one day? What can I do to prevent it and treat it? Could it have been something it had before I purchased it? It's in quarantine now, but I'd really like to find a way to help it recover. Any suggestions or experience would be great. Thanks.
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First Aid Help for Creamsicle
creekraider
Jan 22, 2004 11:31 AM
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Colchicine
Jan 23, 2004 08:18 PM
The symptoms you described don't point to anything specific. It could be a huge number of things. Apply triple antibiotic with a qtip until you can get it to a vet.
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devious_froggy
Jan 24, 2004 02:19 PM
Sorry to sound ignorant but whats a creamsicle?
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