MBD going down

[dihsmaj]

My friend and I had frogs at school. We still do. He has a 2 month old Green Tree Frog in a (locked) 50cm height, 30cm length and 30cm width viv. It had MBD, the manager of the store wasn't really taking care of him and had him in a solo tank, and he felt sorry for it, so he got it.
We don't have a UV light, so at our recess and lunch breaks we take him out in the sun to get the rays.
Anyway, we're feeding him dusted crickets and meal worms, and in a day, his MBD lumps went down a lot...
This is proof of it being slowly cured, right?

 

[ezekiel86]

thought u guys where going to say u flogged the schools one hahaha

 

[JasonL]

probably fat just covering the deformed bones making them less obvious. You should not feed meal worms, dusted or not, their phosphorus levels will make all the calcium useless

 

[Dannyboi]

Not to mention the fact that they make frogs so fat

 

[Dannyboi]

Woodies and Crickets. some people feed theirs pinkies, I have but it took a lot of convincing and I later read the issues that meat can cause

 

[dihsmaj]

Woodies = wood cockroaches right?