Chytrid Treatment

[iFrogUK]

Chytrid (DB) is treatable in captivity, EVACC treat all there frogs, and frogs can be succesfuly rid of it. In captivity Chytrid can be treated with lamasil and has a 90% succes rate. It is not treatable in the wild due to having to stop the fungus not just cure individuals.

[TheArachnogirl]

there is a treatment for chytrid! and I wanted to tell you that chytrid is pronounced Kit-chrid

[FuzzywutchittsFilms]

There is no Treatment!!!

[ilovemyboaconstricto]

Who the hell told you that?

[reptilyenmaster]

Who told you that?

[OTA10]

nice vid

[88graves]

nice pac and sweet pix!

[ilovemyboaconstricto]

thanks

[Tomatofrogs09]

good luck!!

[ilovemyboaconstricto]

Thanks, we are halfway done with the treatment so just 5 more days to go and they can get back on eco earth

[SnakeKeeperDavid]

I do not treat for that fungus as I only have a single frog when i get more I will treat

[ilovemyboaconstricto]

You should still treat because most amphibians carry it and it will most likely kill your frog as an adult

[noahloveshisboa0913]

What exactly is chytrid?

[ilovemyboaconstricto]

Its a fungus that grows on amphibians, it was thought to be brought to the U.S. by the African Clawed Frog. It doesn't effect babies as much but can be deadly as adults. I don't know exactly everything about it but you could find the information on google. Just make sure to treat every new amphibian you get.

[noahloveshisboa0913]

Oh ok. I just got a new pixie. Should I treat him?

[ilovemyboaconstricto]

Ya you should. But make sure you do research and do t he treatment right

[noahloveshisboa0913]

Ok thanks!

[herperNJ]

nice!

[ilovemyboaconstricto]

thanks