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Green Tree Frog tumor? pregnant?

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I'm a little confused and my knowledge of amphibians is minimal. What is up with my frog? It is in a group with a few others and it is extremely fat like double to triple the size of my others. It also has that weird growth on it which is clear and appears to have veins.... I'm just wondering is it a tumor or something concerning or is it ovulating should I be expecting eggs? Please help!!!
 

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No truly healthy frog will have a growth like that. It could be a tumor, parasite infection, infected vocal sac, even a hernia (since it looks like guts in the photo). Definitely take the frog to a vet for a diagnosis.
 
snowgyre said:
No truly healthy frog will have a growth like that. It could be a tumor, parasite infection, infected vocal sac, even a hernia (since it looks like guts in the photo). Definitely take the frog to a vet for a diagnosis.
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I agree. I was thinking parasite or hernia.
 
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