# Tomato frog — care routine

Dyscophus guineti

## Before arrival

- [ ] Plan a largely ground-dwelling observation frog, with a secure escape-resistant enclosure and individual feeding records.
- [ ] Wildform proposes 60 × 45 × 45 cm or larger for one adult, with soft burrowable substrate, cover and a stable shallow soaking dish with an easy exit.
- [ ] Run and record the completed habitat through daytime and overnight conditions before arrival.

## Routine checks

- [ ] Replace fouled water and remove uneaten insects without excavating the frog.

## Regular care and records

- [ ] Review substrate condition and compare body condition with food records.

## When to seek help

- [ ] Check body condition, skin and movement. Abnormal swelling, skin injury or persistent feeding decline needs an amphibian vet.
- [ ] Arrange appropriate professional assessment for injury, sudden decline or repeated care problems.

## Sources

- Tomato frog care — Dyscophus guineti (Josh’s Frogs): https://joshsfrogs.com/care-sheet/tomato-frog-care-sheet

Read the full care guide and the cautions for your animal: https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/tomato-frog/