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![]() Hi all!
I am an experienced aquarist but am new to reptiles and amphibians. ATM I need some help with my Bombina Orientails subadults. The paludarium: 10 gallon with 50 50 water and land water depth 12 cm 250 liter per hour canister filter bioactive cleanup crew: isopods and springtails on land, shrimp in water bottom water: sand bottom land: cocopeat mixed with eco earth mix plants: many temperature: 20 - 21 degrees Frogs: 4 subadults Food and supplements: small to medium sized crickets buffalo worms amphibian vitamin mix insects gutloaded with: repashy redrum, hikari vibra bites, dennerle crusta Issue: One of the smaller frogs stays hidden quite a bit from the beginning (got them 2 months ago). Yesterday I noticed a snotlike white blubber coming out of her rear end. Today it is still there. On first glance it looks slimey. As I am new to these frogs, can this be a bacterial/fungal infection? Or is it normal? |
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Thank you for the idea, never thought of that.
![]() It is now gone so either slimey poo or a prolapse which has healed for now. Thread can be closed for the time being. I will keep an extra eye on this one and will update if anything is worth mentioning. |
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bombina orientalis , fire bellied toad , frog advice , sick fr |
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