Bwamba Fever

The Bwamba is the world's largest frog and lives in South America. It reaches 50 cm in length and has green skin, large black eyes and long legs. Bwamb fever is a disease that can affect this frog.

What is Bwambova fever? Bwambo or frog chill fever. What is she like? As a rule, the disease is caused by a parasitic mite, which is called a slow-moving mite (itching), it starts in the dirt and becomes the cause of the disease. The incubation period is 7-10 days, provided the tick carrier has a high body temperature. In rare cases, the parasite may persist if a long time has passed. Signs of onset of the disease and treatment. Symptoms of the disease begin acutely. Sick frogs become lethargic, stop jumping, and stop standing still. They may begin to howl and crackle. In the mouth of these frogs you can see white threads with dark areas. Characteristic signs are red eyes, blisters on the skin, vomiting, dry cough, and convulsions. Usually the air temperature at the onset of the disease reaches 42-43 degrees. Body tone may subside, frogs lose activity, and movements become unnatural. If you suspect this disease, you should consult a doctor immediately! Parasites and toxin can kill frogs! Home treatment is useless and impossible to eliminate the cause! Important: use gloves and safety glasses, as mite spores are poisonous and their dust can be inhaled. The death of the owner may be a consequence of arthropods multiplying too quickly, so it is recommended to control the population and their maintenance. The rest of the family may face the threat of infection. How to prevent bringing a parasite into your home? PCR diagnostics allows you to identify parasites in any part of the house; for this you need to contact a veterinarian with a competent specialist who will provide you with qualified assistance.