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RE: tree frog (??) found. need help. pics

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Posted by: PoeMan at Sat Feb 6 11:56:09 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PoeMan ]  
   

Hi thanx for the replies
Sorry I work ALOT so I don't get on as often as I would like.

This frog, is a tan almost peach color (front/back). Is not as baloony looking as the one in the pic. I have no idea about frogs and don't want to act like I do. The skin is smooth almost wet looking all the time with no bumps. The algae looking spots have developed recently and are the only bumps now on the animal. It lays on on spot all the time and rarely moves. Hasn't eaten anything either.

   

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