Amphibian quarantine — 6–8 weeks recommended before joining collection
The text below is reproduced verbatim from the first-hand source (Merck Veterinary Manual).
> Quarantine is a preventive medicine practice that should be recommended to owners. Unfortunately, quarantine is often overlooked, leading to the introduction of disease into captive populations. The length of quarantine should be based on risk assessment of the collection and the source of the specimen; however, a 6- to 8-week period is typically adequate.
Source: pdf-raw/exotic-toxicology/amphibian.txt (first-hand professional veterinary reference, tag-stripped).
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Quarantine is a preventive medicine practice that should be recommended to owners. Unfortunately, quarantine is often overlooked, leading to the introduction of disease into captive populations. The length of quarantine should be based on risk assessment of the collection and the source of the specimen; however, a 6- to 8-week period is typically adequate.