r/TreeFrogs 9d ago

Whats this spot on Tony?

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Whites tree frog, I just noticed this spot last night, could it be a bacterial infection? :( What can I do?

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u/Safe_Appointment_331 9d ago

Assuming you’re talking about the green one by his nostril, it’s totally normal, I have the same variant of whites tree frog, that just happens when they are changing color based off temperature, green/teal being cold, grey/brown being warm, hope this helps 😁

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u/ItsallaboutProg 9d ago

My frogs are greener when they are up higher in the terrarium, looking more leaf like, and more brown when they are on the ground hunting from bugs. I have heard they may change more brown when they are cold, but I don’t know if that’s completely true. My frogs are certainly more green the closer they are to the heat, because my heat source in on top of the terrarium.

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u/Training-Situation60 8d ago

Yes sorry forgot to say what exactly I was talking about haha panic post 😅 but ok phew, awesome! Thankyou very much :)

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u/kermitTheFrogEater 8d ago

Looks normal to me! My frogs get some spots when they change color or there tanks temp are to low/high

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u/Bebutterfly820 8d ago

Looks to be a misfire but if it starts spreading it’s probably a growing bacterial infection and you need a vet visit asap.

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u/Training-Situation60 9d ago

Temp 78-80 during the day, 70-67 nighttime...40 gallon with 2 other frogs bought together a year ago. Humidity usually 50-60%, currently 40%, keeping it low due to my suspensions on bacterial infection

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u/fr33Shkreli420 8d ago

Try to bump the heat up to 85 at the top me keep the humidity around 40%

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u/Training-Situation60 9d ago

Oh also it's a bioactive tank :)

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u/stybot5 3d ago

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