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Old 08-04-05, 08:08 PM   #1
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pac man frog...help ASAP

I Have A Pac Man Frog And I Noticed A Couple Days Ago Wile Cleaning His Tank He Was Very Week, His Toes Were Twitching........i Think He Has Gotten A Little Bit Better But Im Still Very Concerned. What Is Wrong With My Frog!!please Help!
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Old 08-04-05, 08:17 PM   #2
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LOL. There is nothing wrong with your frog. In fact, you have observed a very cool behavior. Certain types of frogs, all of them ambush predators, will twitch their toes to appear as grubs, as a lure to their prey. Kinda like caudal luring in snakes.
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Old 08-04-05, 08:28 PM   #3
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...i dont know, i really dont think thats what it is. the other day i flipped him on his back and he couldent even get himself back up.......
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Old 08-04-05, 09:04 PM   #4
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Hmm, the back thing may be troubling, though I've never flipped a healthy chaco, so it's possible that they are just too fat to do it, but I don't think so. Has it been eating well? Have you fed it any wild bugs or anything else out of the usual? Are you temps correct? Have you been using untreated tap water or bottled water for anything with him, including misting?
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we need more information to figure out the problem. When did he/she last eat? do you gutload and dust prey items? what are normal activities for your frog? (mine just sits there and the only movement is eye blinking) Are there other problems present such as lack of stools, abnormal stools, etc? Unfortunatly amphibians often get sick and die without the owners ever knowing what went wrong.
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Old 08-05-05, 08:17 AM   #6
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My first thought is metabolic bone disease Not really sure what the symptoms would look like in a frog, and you dont give enough info to tell for sure. Do you use calcium supplements? With or without D3? Do you supply UV light? How old is it, and do you feed only bugs, or rodents too? If rodents, what size and how often?
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well, this morning the first thing i did was chech on him, he looks healthy now, and he moved two a new spot in the tank. madey thunder was right?, i dont know tho cause the other day I thought he was in rough shape. i better keep a close eye on him for the next little wile
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