I've had my pacman frog for over a year now, from a quarter-sized baby to the behemoth it is today (4-5" around). I've never cared about the gender so I haven't taken the time to sex it with 100% certainty.
It tends to stay in one spot most of the time, maybe shuffling to a different orientation once a week or so. A few minutes ago, though, I got to take a look at it while it sat in its water dish. I think it has some kind of tumor on its right shoulder.
Carefully (I didn't want to lose a finger) I touched the spot with my hand and it's hard as a rock and can be moved a little. For the record, there are no rocks in the enclosure which is a 20 gallon long tank divided in half. It lives on a diet of nightcrawlers, dubias, and a once-per-month pinky/fuzzy mouse, but I'll admit that I haven't given it a calcium supplement in a couple months.
Any advice would be helpful.
It tends to stay in one spot most of the time, maybe shuffling to a different orientation once a week or so. A few minutes ago, though, I got to take a look at it while it sat in its water dish. I think it has some kind of tumor on its right shoulder.
Carefully (I didn't want to lose a finger) I touched the spot with my hand and it's hard as a rock and can be moved a little. For the record, there are no rocks in the enclosure which is a 20 gallon long tank divided in half. It lives on a diet of nightcrawlers, dubias, and a once-per-month pinky/fuzzy mouse, but I'll admit that I haven't given it a calcium supplement in a couple months.
Any advice would be helpful.