How animals help children with reading and exams
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May 6, 2007
I have a firebellied toad that is about 6 years old, and
has recently developed redness around his eyes and nose.
The skin also looks very transparent, almost like it has
been rubbed away. I have been watching him closely and I
dont see him messing with the area, but it does look
painful and seems to be getting worse. Is there something I
can do to make him feel better?
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there is nothing that you can do