Urgent help, cricket attack!

[Saedcantas]

You've probably mentioned, is he in an exo terra?

For all amphibs, we replace the roof meshing with soft plastic flyscreen mesh

[pollywog]

Nose rubbing is quite common in Phyllomedusines especially WC individuals and once you eliminate the abbrassive areas of the terrarium wounds tend to heal quickly. Replaceing the mesh lid with a piece of drilled perspex or as Lottie said soft plastic mesh should help.
Also providing plenty of leafy bushy plants and vines of varying thickness will help to make the frogs feel more secure and the more enrichment they have the less likely they are to rub.

[Morgan Freeman]

Originally Posted by Saedcantas

You've probably mentioned, is he in an exo terra?

For all amphibs, we replace the roof meshing with soft plastic flyscreen mesh

Yep. I'll get it sorted asap. I have some spare so can get started tomorrow.

[Morgan Freeman]

Originally Posted by pollywog

Nose rubbing is quite common in Phyllomedusines especially WC individuals and once you eliminate the abbrassive areas of the terrarium wounds tend to heal quickly. Replaceing the mesh lid with a piece of drilled perspex or as Lottie said soft plastic mesh should help.
Also providing plenty of leafy bushy plants and vines of varying thickness will help to make the frogs feel more secure and the more enrichment they have the less likely they are to rub.

Cheers, it's a full planted tank with plenty of vines and stuff. I was a bit surprised to catch him clambering all over the roof.

[Saedcantas]

Glad we seem to have gotten to the bottom of it in the end!

Hope he gets sorted soon

[Morgan Freeman]

Cheers, thanks again for your help.

[fatlad69]

Where can you get the soft plastic fly screen mesh from?

[Morgan Freeman]

Originally Posted by fatlad69

Where can you get the soft plastic fly screen mesh from?

Try a garden centre. I stole mine from my Aunt.