Please, please, please, please get fecals on your new frogs and quarantine them. I just got the results form mine today and while most were clean a few had a heavy load or nematodes.
I have a fairly large collection and if I had not quarantined these Pumilio, I might have had major problems. While nematodes can be treated fairly easily, if they get out of control, they can give you serious problems.
The funny thing is that the fattest and most active frogs were the ones that came back with the heavy loads.
For anyone new out there, there is no way to tell if your frog is infected other than getting a fecal done and a 15 or 20 investment is a lot cheaper than replacing dead frogs and tearing down your tanks.
-Blake
I have a fairly large collection and if I had not quarantined these Pumilio, I might have had major problems. While nematodes can be treated fairly easily, if they get out of control, they can give you serious problems.
The funny thing is that the fattest and most active frogs were the ones that came back with the heavy loads.
For anyone new out there, there is no way to tell if your frog is infected other than getting a fecal done and a 15 or 20 investment is a lot cheaper than replacing dead frogs and tearing down your tanks.
-Blake