The red-eyed tree frog is a small arboreal frog with bright red eyes, green body, and orange legs. It lives in trees in the tropical forests of Central America and is active at night.
The red-eyed tree frog stands out with its bright coloration that deters predators and its method of laying eggs on leaves. It helps maintain balance in the forest by eating insects and serving as food for snakes and birds.
Immature form that undergoes metamorphosis before adulthood.
Volume
dark body pigmentation
Acute course 5–14 days; chronic — months.
metronidazole; improvement of conditions
genetic hind limb paralysis
calcium deficiency
genetic malabsorption predisposition
Heavy rains in summer
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microphthalmia
edema of limbs and body
insect protection; wound treatment
cutaneous melanoma
anthelmintic drugs; intensive support
hepatosis genetic
leg muscle necrosis
physiotherapy; keeping on a flat surface
spinal dysraphism
axanthism
ketosis
Feeding problems from the first days; severe course — emaciation within 14–28 days.
metals in water
staphylococcus aureus infection
hereditary paralysis tendency
lameness
nephrocalcinosis
South and Central America, hot and humid, huge forests
reduced eyeballs
invertebrates
fusariosis
hepatic diseases
nematodiasis — rhabdias
toxascariasis
Develops over 3–12 months.
mite paralysis
genetic melanoma
genetic kyphosis
ammonia poisoning
Rapid deterioration within 7–21 days; severe course leads to death within 30–45 days.
strongyloidiasis, strongyloides ratti
bile acid metabolism disorder
Chronic, lasting months
dehydration
congenital
all living animals without backbone
long-term therapy with fluconazole or itraconazole
mosquito vectors
infected bacteria
age diag byOther
recommended housing under reduced lighting conditions; prescribe vitamin supplements and special diets with increased carotenoid content; conduct regular skin condition monitoring
antibiotics based on culture results; local wound treatment
Upcoming birthdays
coccidiosis — isospora
fruit fly
spinal deformity
Lifespan
white skin spots
hemolymph inflammation
chronic trauma
Affecting multiple organs or the entire body.
injury
hexamitiasis, hexamita muris
large mealworm
algae
foreign body
prolapse of cloaca
small invertebrates without further specification
Earliest developmental stage inside an egg or womb.
Rapid progression
Lifespan average
osteoarthritis
open terrarium
Acute over 2–5 days; chronic — 2–4 weeks.
caprine arthritis encephalitis
depends on shortening degree
Severity rating for disorders affecting movable joints.
staphylococcal infection
albinism
hypercalcemia
hemorrhagic enteritis
chronic inflammation
systemic symptoms
Actively hunting and capturing live prey.
septicemia
starvation
Develops within minutes; without treatment — death within 24–48 hours.
low-purine diet; allopurinol in low doses; hydration
cardiotonics; reducing the load; diet with reduced sodium content
fatal
limb hypothermia
Often asymptomatic.
specific treatment is not required; protection from overheating is recommended
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genetic predisposition
turns
Congenital; adaptation within 60 days.
ultraviolet radiation
local treatment with antiseptics; systemic antibiotics are prescribed; wet dressings
joint pain
Slow progression over 1–2 years.
Fat
cleft palate
neurological gene mutation
skin blisters
disease
excess vitamin d and calcium
renal failure
congenital spinal deformity
cutaneous tumors
skin nodule
Manifests at the age of 3–6 months; chronic course.
liver damage
cholelithiasis
Recurs with each molt; complications within 7–14 days.
enlarged kidneys
Acute poisoning in 3–10 days.
fever like
severe weight loss
estuary and delta
mammal meat
refusal to move
Offspring
cardiomyopathy
Elders
Protrusible tongue coated with adhesive mucus for capturing prey.
Bro
Long-lasting or recurring health condition persisting over an extended period.
lakes and ponds
open wound
freshwater marsh and wetlands
spinal muscular atrophy
chronic condition
May be reversible within 14–30 days with treatment.
Most individuals die at the embryonic stage or within the first 14 days.
low-dose chemotherapy; supportive therapy
antibiotics; nebulization; raising the housing temperature to 26–28°C
gyrodactylosis
birth date
aggressive antibiotic therapy; intensive support
anorexia
freshwater coastal and creek
Career from 7 to 15 months. Dwarf hamsters, voles, field crickets celebrate their birthday twice a month
The basics
cautious
topical antiseptics; systemic antibiotics
young after transformation
congenital hypothyroidism dwarfism
genetic pigment anomaly
shock therapy; warming; fluid therapy; analgesia
wheezing
anomalia spinalis congenita
lack of hind leg movement
genetic heart mutation
favorable
mechanical removal; baths with antiparasitic agents
Mass
Gestation
convulsions
bacterial hepatitis
ovine progressive pneumonia / maedi-visna
Rapid metastasis.
spinal curvature — genetic
Always hot
fatty liver dystrophy
molting disorders
photophobia
mammary gland tumors
conjunctivitis
Eyes color
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jaw deformity
respiratory distress
fractures
Female ♀
Body temperature
Map data sources: Ecosystem classification — IUCN Global Ecosystem Typology (Keith et al., 2022), indicative distribution maps Keith et al. (2020), https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3546513; Large Marine Ecosystems — NOAA LME Program; Bathymetry — GEBCO Bathymetric Compilation Group (2026), GEBCO_2026 Grid, https://doi.org/10.5285/4f68d5c7-45eb-f999-e063-7086abc036fa; Climate data — Generated using Copernicus Climate Change Service information; Species occurrence data — GBIF.org, Derived dataset "all animals", https://zveriki.com/dataset/dataset.tsv; Terrestrial ecoregions — RESOLVE Ecoregions 2017 (Dinerstein et al., 2017), CC BY 4.0
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degeneratio gangliorum
supportive therapy; surgical removal when possible; euthanasia at the terminal stage
brachydactyly
birth year
coccidiostats; sulfonamides; hygiene and disinfection
bacterial endocarditis
terrestrial habitat, land surface outside water
sq mm
chronic toxins
filariasis
Indicates a minor health issue that typically resolves with minimal intervention.
hereditary polyneuropathy
chelation therapy; complete replacement of water and substrate; support of kidney function
Slow progression over 6–12 months.
renal diet with reduced protein content; fluid therapy; electrolyte monitoring
until the celebration
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spiders
herpes-like virus
mucor mycosis
Rapid deterioration within 30–90 days.
depends on location and timeliness of intervention
correction of lighting and diet; regular examination
mycoplasma pulmonis
genetic immunodeficiency syndrome
protozoal gastroenteritis
Acute course 7–14 days.
Chronic course 30–90 days.
cloacitis
skin inflammation
genetic bone mineralization disorder
live insects
Always hot and wet
Develops over 2–6 weeks with prolonged feed refusal.
hepatoprotectors; diet with high content of easily digestible proteins; ascites control
aquatic plants and algae
frequent infections
correction of housing conditions; vitamin therapy
How are they built?
marek's disease predisposition
mm
ammonia accumulation in water
ml
trematodiasis — haematoloechus
My age?
chronic pneumonia
reduction of dietary calorie content; increase in physical activity; therapeutic diet
physiotherapy and support
immunodeficiency
Serious or life-threatening health condition requiring urgent attention.
Indicates the ailment is long-lasting and typically requires ongoing management.
pseudomonas aeruginosa infection
Lethal outcome within 7–40 days.
sunken eyes
hematuria
Southeast Asia and islands, always hot and humid
neuromuscular defect
hypocalcemia
Rabbits, falcons, red-eared turtles hang out for 6-9 years and party on their birthday four times a year
chronic anemia
unilateral anophthalmia
nerve ganglia pathology
stress
Progresses over 4–10 months.
arthritis
cardiac arrhythmia
fin rot
immediate artificial ventilation; oxygen therapy
melanism
fenbendazole or ivermectin in appropriate doses
Uses the tongue to locate, manipulate, or ingest food items.
embryo
fly larvae myiasis
acute jaundice
kg
Rapid forward strike to seize prey.
body tremor
prescribe anthelmintics (fenbendazole 50–100 mg/kg); repeat the course after 14 days; improve hygiene
proteinuria
Rapid tissue destruction in 3–7 days.
parasitic mites
microsporidian species infection
bacterial brain abscess
surgical removal of granulomas; antibiotic therapy; immunomodulation
m
skin and gill irritation
viral nature
cessation of calcium intake; diuretic therapy; biochemical monitoring
g
chronic lifelong disease
t
cough
environmental adaptation; infection prevention
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genetic brain development disorders
Theoretical maximum lifespan estimated from the Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) mathematical model. This value reflects a biological potential derived from metabolic parameters, not from direct observation — real recorded lifespans are often significantly shorter.
swollen body
increase humidity to 80–90%; prescribe vitamin A at a dose of 200–400 IU/kg; apply moist chambers
24 to 38 grams, 10 – 25 centimeters
movement stiffness
muscle atrophy
brown coloration
Terminal stage in 3–12 months.
colibacteriosis
kyphosis
injuries and humidity
skin redness
diseases symptoms constipation
Manifests after metamorphosis; progresses slowly over 90–180 days.
sudden dyspnea
systemic
Egg clutch color
Sex
polydactyly
diseases symptoms pigment absence
diuretics in low doses; maintenance of electrolyte balance; euthanasia in severe cases
neural tube defects
surgical reduction under anesthesia; anti-inflammatory therapy; a high-fiber diet is prescribed
heart murmur
Truly long lives: 40-100 years. Bowhead whales, albatrosses, giant tortoises recall their birthday at most once a year
tongue
inherited hydrocephalus
prolonged antibiotic therapy (clarithromycin, rifampicin); often euthanasia
traumatic pericarditis
basidiobolomycosis
capillariasis — capillaria
prolonged antibiotic therapy 4–8 weeks; surgical sanitation of the focus
hereditary neuropathy
Regeneration
granulomatous disease
moderate
Juvenile stage following larval metamorphosis but not yet adult.
streptococcus iniae
temperature increase; salt baths; copper preparations
Rapid spread in 3–7 days.
vitamin therapy; anti-inflammatory drugs; physiotherapy
swampy freshwater biotopes — peat bogs, marshes, river mangroves
viral hepatitis
Mature, fully developed individual capable of reproduction.
tetany
Chronic or recurrent course.
Acute course 3–10 days; high mortality.
supportive therapy; immunostimulants are prescribed; optimal humidity and temperature are maintained
where the river flows into the sea, slightly salty water, lots of fish and birds
Pets
swimming head down
Indomalayan realm
Involuntary shaking or trembling of the body.
metronidazole 10–20 mg/kg; supportive therapy
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partial albinism
terrestrial forest
recessive gene
Acute course 7–14 days; mass mortality in the collection.
Progresses slowly over 3–6 months.
praziquantel; deworming
cardiotonic support; stress limitation; special low-sodium diet
broad-spectrum antibiotics are prescribed at doses of 10–20 mg/kg; water-salt balance correction is performed; isolation and improvement of housing parameters are recommended
Litter size
erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae
surgical correction in case of functional impairment; postoperative care
Map data sources: Ecosystem classification — IUCN Global Ecosystem Typology (Keith et al., 2022), indicative distribution maps Keith et al. (2020), https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3546513; Large Marine Ecosystems — NOAA LME Program; Bathymetry — GEBCO Bathymetric Compilation Group (2026), GEBCO_2026 Grid, https://doi.org/10.5285/4f68d5c7-45eb-f999-e063-7086abc036fa; Climate data — Generated using Copernicus Climate Change Service information; Species occurrence data — GBIF.org, Derived dataset "all animals", https://zveriki.com/dataset/dataset.tsv; Terrestrial ecoregions — RESOLVE Ecoregions 2017 (Dinerstein et al., 2017), CC BY 4.0
How to care for them?
common diseases
°C
Not specified
liver failure
physiotherapy; anti-inflammatory agents
depends on severity
viral infection
genetic skeletal formation disorders
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long-term antibiotic therapy 4–6 weeks; support of cardiac activity
shortened toes
Rapid reproduction.
hereditary mutation pigmentation genes
ichthyophoniasis
Protein
predatory mite infestation
green algae
meningoencephalitis
Develops within 14–28 days.
secondary infection
eye protection from infections; regular hygiene
hypertension
primary food sources
Neotropical realm
muscle myositis
hepatic lipidosis
Water
azotemia
toxicoses
Progresses over 7–21 days.
age diag byColoration
local and systemic antimycotics (nystatin, fluconazole)
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Progresses over 30–90 days.
acanthamoebiasis
botulism
muscle tissue degeneration
neurological signs
From birth; stable course.
prolonged antimycotic therapy; surgical removal
lymphoma
depends on cause and duration
genetic pigment cell defect
Disease affecting the liver and its functions.
red eye
combination of infections
liver fibrosis
draft
Congenital anomaly; does not progress.
red leg syndrome
cestodiasis — spirometra
streptococcus
corneal trauma
tick paralysis
severe
Frequently observed or widespread in the species or population.
Very rapid course.
fall
Acute course 7–21 days.
acute glomerulonephritis
genetic spinal stenosis
progressive degenerative myelopathy
age as {name}
congenital spina bifida
corneal opacity
depends on frequency of crises
chronic disease
uric acid metabolism disorder
Health issue of intermediate seriousness, neither mild nor life-threatening.
hypocalcemia congenita
embryogenesis disorder
Decompensation within 7–30 days.
antimycotics; removal of affected tissues
congenital heart defect
tick infestation
respiratory tract obstruction
7–14 days.
baths with formalin or salt; antiparasitic drugs
Condition that typically results in death without intervention.
Multivitamins
inhalation of fungal spores
This is me
johne’s disease
anti-inflammatory drugs; cardioprotectors; strict rest
favorable after eliminating cause
complete paralysis
live spiders — arachnids of all sizes
ulcers on skin and mucous membranes
Asexual
immediate water change to dechlorinated; supportive therapy
active predation
cricket paralysis virus-like
systemic lesion
cold extremities
Symptoms appear within 30–90 days; severe form — death within 4–6 months.
gout
intravenous or subcutaneous injections of calcium gluconate 50–100 mg/kg; lighting correction
praziquantel; hepatoprotectors
Progresses over 4–8 months.
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migration melanoblasts disorder
Daddies
chronic water contact
surgical opening; antibiotics
bacterial encephalitis
supportive therapy; surgery for solitary tumors
palliative therapy; pain relief
Hermaphrodite ⚥
granulomatous lesions
Slowed development over 60–120 days.
genetic diseases
nodules in organs and skin
intermediate hosts insects
Slow progression over years.
bone tissue metabolism disorders
polyuria polydipsia
substrate change; local treatment; antibiotic therapy
metronidazole
Develops over 4–8 weeks.
ambush
visible parasites on body
forced feeding through a tube; appetite stimulants are prescribed; eliminate the underlying cause
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symptomatic treatment; breeding not recommended
no itching
shallow coastal zones of rivers and lakes
Rapid progression 3–10 days.
borrelia infection
ivermectin; surgical removal if necessary
Litters lifetime count
very hot and very humid all year round, rain almost every day
South and Central America, hot and humid, huge forests
local antiseptic treatment; systemic antibiotics; improvement of conditions
hyperkeratosis skin
Progresses over 4–12 months.
acaricidal treatments; removal of parasites
physiotherapy; maintaining optimal housing conditions
infection
solomon crickets without dusting
very heavy rains in summer, almost no precipitation in winter
Congenital; stable course throughout life.
borreliosis
water contamination
dirty water
Repro interval
Acute course
temperature for housing
Manifests during metamorphosis; affects mobility.
prescribe calcium supplements 50–150 mg/kg and vitamin D3; perform UV irradiation 10–12 hours per day; switch to a balanced diet
Chronic irritation.
Gremllins
sticky tongue
balantidiasis
Stable or slowly progressive course.
Disease affecting the heart or blood vessels.
sepsis
Filters
aeromonas hydrophila — motile aeromonas septicemia
blood transfusion if necessary; antioxidant therapy; supportive diet
Healing 14–60 days depending on the depth.
Symptoms in 1–3 days; severe course — death in 5–10 days.
thermal burns
anophthalmia
cutaneous neoplasia
paralysis viralis
incomplete shedding
cottony skin growth
larvae in wounds
diseases symptoms lacrimation
joint diseases
immunity gene mutation
rains almost always, very humid
muscle tissue necrosis
aggressive antimycotic therapy; surgery
salmonellosis
Wanderers
Deworming of the entire group; hygiene
gouty nephropathy
amoebiasis — entamoeba ranarum
hepatocellular carcinoma analogue
Toes color
world of Australasia
Jubilee = every 10th birthday
Minimum space
Progresses over 2–6 months.
Business sausages
asphyxia
Healing within 7–21 days with proper treatment.
zones of mixing fresh and sea water — river deltas, estuaries
Hemolysis episodes every 30–90 days.
hypovitaminosis d
ascites
neural tube closure disorder
skin necrosis
anti-inflammatory drugs; antibiotics in case of infectious origin; physiotherapy
bacterial dysbiosis
diarrhea
How do they behave?
Carbohydrates
high-calorie tube feeding; elimination of the underlying cause
small cockroach
forced feeding; hepatoprotectors; infusion therapy
death
lernaeosis
Symptoms within 1–4 hours.
skin burns
Progresses over 14–60 days.
Develops over 30–90 days; severe form — paralysis within 2–4 months.
Chronic bloodsucking.
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Old-timers
protein control in the diet; ACE inhibitors; antihypertensive therapy
pregnancy toxemia
saprolegnia parasitica
depends on root cause
orientation disorder
Rascals
diet imbalance
symptomatic therapy; anti-inflammatory agents are prescribed; soft substrate and hydration support are provided
heart failure
Disease caused by pathogenic microorganisms: bacteria, viruses, fungi, or protozoa.
congenital paralysis
american cockroaches
skin hemorrhages
Develop over 7–14 days of constant pressure.
Rapid course 3–10 days.
pinworm infection
skin ulcers
local antibiotics and keratoprotectors; isolation of the animal
Where are they found?
favorable in acute form
Species lacks any fixed or lasting shelter structure.
cell division disorder
all rivers and lakes
hepatic encephalopathy
limb development gene mutation
Acute course 5–15 days.
polycystic kidney disease
Acute or chronic
unfavorable without intensive care
Acute course: symptoms in 3–7 days; without treatment — death in 10–14 days. Mild course — becomes chronic in 30 days.
Indicates a long-lasting or recurring health condition.
urate deposits joints organs
small invertebrates
prevention of secondary infections; immunostimulatory therapy; sterile housing conditions
ganglion inflammation
hormone replacement therapy; diet correction
dwarf cockroaches
Examination schedule
loss of skin elasticity
genetic osteodystrophy
stress and overcrowding
no permanent shelter
wax moth larvae
chromoblastomycosis
leucism
Pronounced symptoms in the first 14–30 days after metamorphosis; often leads to death within 2–4 months.
fasting diet 24–48 hours; then easily digestible diet; pain relief
acute pancreatitis
My weight?
dermatitis bacterialis
Non-stop carnival: they only live a few days. Mayflies, rotifers, midges celebrate their birthday more than twice a day
hypoglycemia
kyphosis of the spine
bone deformity
dilated cardiomyopathy
Potential Habitat
white plaque in mouth and cloaca
In husbandry
On the go from 1.3 to 3.5 years. Forest mice, anoles, rainbow fish party on their birthday once a month
subcutaneous nodules
hereditary cardiac anomaly
traumatic fungal implantation
elimination of the cause; symptomatic therapy; physiotherapy
chlorine toxicity
antibiotic therapy
No results found
immunosuppression
Lethal outcome within 24–72 hours.
opisthorchiasis
cachexia
pressure sores
renal diseases
Terminal stage in 1–3 months.
Acute course 5–14 days.
coordination disorder
unsanitary keeping conditions
fungal infection
Gills size
hind leg paralysis
unfavorable without treatment
uv deficiency
How similar?
Male ♂
immersion in shallow water is recommended; subcutaneous injections of electrolyte solutions are prescribed; adjust terrarium parameters
paralysis from electrolyte imbalance
difficult to treat; supportive therapy
On the go from 3.5 to 6 years. Hedgehogs, crows, lizards treat themselves to birthday snacks 6 times a year
fungi
maintaining water-electrolyte balance; renal diet; regular biochemical monitoring
Neither
absence of yellow and red pigments
Slow progression over 1–3 years.
enlarged head
antiviral drugs; immunostimulation; improvement of conditions
beetles
candidiasis
chronic glomerulonephritis
forests on land — tropical, temperate, boreal
River estuary into the sea
Freshwater
baths with malachite green or salt; temperature increase
Duration
Recurrent bites.
parasitic diseases
baths with itraconazole 0.01–0.0025% for 5–10 days; raising temperature to 28°C; disinfection of terrariums
Chronic accumulation over weeks–months.
doxycycline or other tetracyclines; isolation
Stable lifelong condition.
hypodermal sarcoma
inherited hemolytic anemia
freshwater
Always very wet
Progresses over 6–24 months.
soft tissue sarcoma
supportive therapy; euthanasia in severe forms
Theoretical lifespan
Symptoms after 2–4 months of deficiency.
genetic erythrocyte defect line
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absence of breathing
enlarged lymph nodes
Acute condition; lethal outcome within 5–15 minutes without assistance.
terrestrial
antiprotozoal drugs; rehydration
saprolegnia infection
freshwater environment — rivers, lakes, ponds, swamps
skin irritation
May lead to sepsis.
Where do they take shelter?
renal tumor
infectious diseases
Disorder caused by inherited or mutation-based factors.
very hot all year round, frequent rains, but sometimes dry
Lifespan maximum
helminthiasis — mixed
vestibular apparatus disorder
spina bifida
Decompensation within 14–60 days.
tachycardia
bacterial pneumonia
Tomato
cyanosis
Disease affecting the kidneys and their function.
hereditary spinal development disorders
congestive heart failure
Observations
moderate
genetic hemophilia-like syndrome
immune diseases
Worker
Tail size
birth time
genetic kidney tissue defect
adenovirus infection
hemorrhages throughout the body
Dogs, dolphins, lynx hang out for 9-25 years and party on their birthday three times a year
When your next jubilee falls in {name} life years
intestinal adenocarcinoma
Acute or subacute
supportive therapy; hyperthermia; paromomycin; immune enhancement
Human
polydipsia
Body skin color
sfnpv nucleopolyhedrosis
hepatoprotectors; etiotropic therapy; supportive nutrition
obesity
joint swelling
days
prolonged recumbency on hard surface
furunculosis analogue
hereditary lens pathology
adult
Maturity
mixed infection
mite dermatitis
respiratory failure under stress
Health
insects
About health
wet contaminated substrate
favorable for superficial burns
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local treatment; improvement of hygiene
adherent skin
mycobacteriosis — mycobacterium
results
macrolides or fluoroquinolones; improvement of ventilation
surgical removal if possible; local anti-inflammatory therapy
chlamydia pneumoniae infection
Acute course 10–30 days; may progress to chronic form.
myocarditis
Colors
addnv
chronic
Upcoming jubilees
cloaca prolapse
mo
congenital cataract
aerosol route
Trophic type
congenital megaesophagus
ventral spinal curvature
vitamin a deficiency in diet
choleretic drugs; low-fat diet
always hot and humid, huge trees and vines
vectors
standing fresh waters — lakes, ponds, oxbow lakes
May last from 7 days to several months.
parenteral nutrition; easily digestible diet; prescription of enzymes
antiparasitic drugs; heart support
Age (juvenile)
ranavirus infection
Age (from birth to death)
low air humidity
Age (embryo)
bloodworm
borreliosis spirochetosis
chronic diarrhea
inappropriate temperature
cutaneous fibrosarcoma
poor diet
broad-spectrum antibiotics; choleretic agents; supportive diet
chronic kidney disease
mammary gland neoplasia
systemic antimycotics; surgical excision
young after fast growth
cricket
immunosuppressants are prescribed; antibacterial therapy is carried out; renal diet is prescribed
antiamebic drugs; support
Chronic course
What do they look like?
Maturity
emergence (insects)
end of lifespan
mucoid diarrhea
How do they live?
fertilization / egg laying
birth / hatching
metamorphosis / end of larval stage
end of acceleration
depends on location and stage
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amoebic meningoencephalitis
nerve cord degeneration
necrotic skin lesions
long-term combined antibiotic therapy
metronidazole; probiotics
brucellosis
metronidazole; support
Acute; tissue necrosis within 24–48 hours.
fecal oral route
skin ulceration
fat deposits
Slow development over months.
visceral gout — kidney
feline hepatic disease complex
supportive therapy; antibiotics to prevent secondary infections; strict isolation and quarantine
gene mutation
Acute course lasting 1–7 days.
supporting kidney function; blood pressure control; diet
vomiting
diuretics; ACE inhibitors; sodium reduction in the diet
Recurrent infections from the first weeks of life.
Rapid course 5–10 days.
Cycle 3–7 days.
Rapid spread in the group.
after fast growth and adult
hypodermis pathology
cardiological support; reduction of physical activity
osteomyelitis
age
Living from 25 to 40 years. Orangutans, bald eagles, African elephants celebrate their birthday twice a year
lens opacity
congenital scoliosis
Legendary longevity: over 100 years. Galapagos tortoises, Greenland sharks, ocean quahogs celebrate with family once every 4 years
Tropical moist forest
peripheral neuritis
weight loss
Present at birth due to genetic or developmental factors.
chondroprotectors; pain relief; weight reduction
hereditary thyroid disorder
low temperature
Taxons
carnivore
verrucous skin lesions
cholangitis
Chronic course 3–12 months.
age
Predator remains still and concealed before launching a sudden attack.
acaricidal treatment of the entire group and terrarium
clinical cryptosporidiosis
genetics
Slow progression over 6–24 months.
high temperature
Close
renal diet; blood pressure control; fluid therapy
was
chronic gastrointestinal inflammation
Neotropical realm
liver cirrhosis
chronic anorexia
contact
tube feeding; surgical reconstruction when feasible
antibiotics (enrofloxacin 5–10 mg/kg); fluid therapy; improvement of water parameters
white mucus
chromosomal nondisjunction
reovirus
spondylosis deformans
symptomatic treatment; antibiotics against secondary flora
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Mosquitoes, fruit flies, small crustaceans hustle for up to 7 months and throw a birthday party every week
heavy metal toxicity
hydration therapy; elimination of the cause; support of kidney function
skin granulomas
islands and part of Australia, many unusual animals and plants
Symptoms appear in 3–6 weeks.
age related changes
age diag bySize
Hot with heavy summer rains
hypokalemia syndrome
swelling under eyes
introduction of infected insects
lunge
all life stages
Tumour-related disease including malignant and benign neoplasms.
mast cell tumor
ascites syndrome
hereditary factors
pale skin
bacteria in blood
metamorphosis delay
trichomoniasis
mild
live earthworms
spirulina
Maturity
fights
street insects
posterior paresis
yr
esophagitis
cardiac tamponade
clostridiosis
How do they breed?
Legs color
crop ulceration
dysecdysis congenita
contaminated water feed
What do they eat?
developmental anomalies
Where do they live?
chytridiomycosis — batrachochytrium dendrobatidis
early young
cardiovascular diseases
Egg clutch count
feed contamination
dirofilariasis
poor water quality
generalized edema
feed deficiency
renal dysplasia genetic
acute abdominal pain
spinal injury
Gamers
hepatic ascites
lordosis
hot, heavy rains in summer, little precipitation in winter
malignant melanoma
Indicates recovery is likely when appropriate husbandry is provided.
cryptococcosis
hereditary melanoma
vertebral development anomaly
Manifests from the moment of hatching; mild course — lifelong sensitivity to UV; severe — rapid exhaustion and death within 30–60 days without special care.
bacterial disease
antibiotics sensitive to salmonella; strict hygiene
wk
My size?
temperament
ulcers on belly and limbs
Slow progression over 6–18 months.
prescribe vitamin A 200–500 IU/kg 2–3 times a week; diet correction
swap
skin parasites
favorable after correction
renal adenocarcinoma
cryptosporidiosis, cryptosporidium muris
Calcium
aerosols of contaminated water
guarded depends on progression
shell fibrosarcoma
metabolic bone disease — genetic form
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mechanical removal of larvae; antiseptics; systemic antibiotics
Impaired or abnormal gait indicating limb or joint problems.
mild enteritis
Illness caused by parasites such as worms, protozoa, or ectoparasites.
metronidazole 10–25 mg/kg
oncological diseases
unfavorable
praziquantel 10–20 mg/kg; repeat after 14 days
correction of mineral metabolism; vitamin D and calcium in therapeutic doses; restriction of jumping
pericardiocentesis; antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs
sedentary lifestyle
immediate change of water and substrate; prescribe supportive therapy and glucocorticoids
Length
mechanical removal; acaricidal preparations
severe dehydration
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