[jamesk05700]

I noticed that one leg of my tomato frog isn’t tucked in like the other one, I dust my crickets in d3 calcium and he just ate after noticing this so idk what could’ve caused this. Any help?

 

[Imatreewaterme]

I don't know much about tomato frogs, but why do you think this indicates an issue?

Ricky

 

[Socratic Monologue]

A frog's stomach sits toward the left side of the abdominal cavity; the food item might be taking up more space than usual.

Probably irrelevant to the current concern, but: calcium and D3 are not sufficient supplementation for frogs. A complete supplement is necessary, and 'Repashy Calcium Plus' is the best choice (most others, "complete" or otherwise, are not suitable for frogs).

 

[Anon123]

A frog's stomach sits toward the left side of the abdominal cavity; the food item might be taking up more space than usual.

I'm assuming this results in the frog's left side looking slightly bigger than it's right after a meal?

 

[Socratic Monologue]

I'm assuming this results in the frog's left side looking slightly bigger than it's right after a meal?

That's my speculation.

 

[Anon123]

That's my speculation

Sorry, meant to write 'in general' as opposed to 'after a meal' and basically asking a question you've answered.