I thought I'd come over here to ask a question. Hope you don't mind. 
My Cuban Tree Frog, "Froggy", passed away on the second. He was hydrated. The tank was clean. He wasn't ill. He ate plenty. I caught him in the wild, and he was already sexually mature, meaning he was at the very least one year old. I only had him a little over a year... When I found him, he was in his sleeping position, eyes sunk in the normal amount and everything. But he was stiff. =/
So my question is, do you think it may have been a bacteria that killed Froggy? Or was he older than I thought? He seemed to have died in his sleep. His companion Beady, who I know for a fact is only a year old, is fine. He hasn't caught any sort of infection and has remained healthy since Froggy's passing.
I guess I'm just trying to find closure.
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