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Amphibian Discussion ForumGeneral talk about amphibians of any type.
My name is Zach and I am new to the forum, I have a proven pair of red eyes in a small exo Terra terrarium. I just noticed 2 spots on the male's nose that appears to have been bleeding. I think it was from the large Cork round I have. He might have been trying to grab a roach and hit his nose on the cork. Please help identify these bumps. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
This frog may be new to its home? How long have you had it? What are the cage temperature? If your frog is kept in a glass terrarium, that is how it obtained the injury.. it appears to have hit the glass several times. You can cover the sides of a glass terrarium with dark paper or provide some hardy broad leaf plants for cover. If you clean the terrarium well after this injury you will fight the chance of injection. You can dab a bead of non pain relief triple antibiotic to its injuries. I did for my lizards and it healed well in the past.
My name is Zach and I am new to the forum, I have a proven pair of red eyes in a small exo Terra terrarium. I just noticed 2 spots on the male's nose that appears to have been bleeding. I think it was from the large Cork round I have. He might have been trying to grab a roach and hit his nose on the cork. Please help identify these bumps. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
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I am sorry to see the injuries your frog has had. It is definitely caused by stress that caused your frog to jump into glass repeatedly.
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