What is a perfect toad or frog to start with a beginner?
Q. well, i was thinking of buying a toad or a frog, what would be a good one to start out with...im very good with reptiles and amphibians.
Asked by tony - Wed Apr 15 00:05:33 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. african bullfrogs horned (aka paman) frogs fire belly toads leopard frogs
Answered by J C - Wed Apr 15 06:31:25 2009
Q. well, i was thinking of buying a toad or a frog, what would be a good one to start out with...im very good with reptiles and amphibians.
Asked by tony - Wed Apr 15 00:05:33 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. african bullfrogs horned (aka paman) frogs fire belly toads leopard frogs
Answered by J C - Wed Apr 15 06:31:25 2009
How do i make a Toad (from mario and luigi) costume?
Q. For Halloween me and my buddies are going to be the mario gang so i wanted to be toad. Well i looked at all the costume stores and none of them have a Toad costume. I have resolved to making one now. Do you have any suggestions on how to make the mushroom cap? Or about what else to wear?
Asked by i - Tue Oct 7 21:28:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well wear parachute pants and a vest (and a tank top if your a girl) as for the hat...i can' think of a thing sorry... well i found this hat Site(19.95)
Answered by shoe_whore - Tue Oct 7 21:37:27 2008
Q. For Halloween me and my buddies are going to be the mario gang so i wanted to be toad. Well i looked at all the costume stores and none of them have a Toad costume. I have resolved to making one now. Do you have any suggestions on how to make the mushroom cap? Or about what else to wear?
Asked by i - Tue Oct 7 21:28:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well wear parachute pants and a vest (and a tank top if your a girl) as for the hat...i can' think of a thing sorry... well i found this hat Site(19.95)
Answered by shoe_whore - Tue Oct 7 21:37:27 2008
How many crickets do you feed a toad a day?
Q. I gave my toad three crickets and he ate them all in less then a minute Is that enough to feed it today?
Asked by yowza65 - Mon Jul 7 19:28:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If it's a fire-bellied toad, you can over-feed it. Fire-bellied toads are to be fed 3-4 small crickets every other day. All frogs (toads are actually just a type of frog) will pounce on food and eat it as fast as they can. It doesn't mean your toad is starving. It's just how they eat.
Answered by Pest Control Expert - Tue Jul 8 09:27:38 2008
Q. I gave my toad three crickets and he ate them all in less then a minute Is that enough to feed it today?
Asked by yowza65 - Mon Jul 7 19:28:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If it's a fire-bellied toad, you can over-feed it. Fire-bellied toads are to be fed 3-4 small crickets every other day. All frogs (toads are actually just a type of frog) will pounce on food and eat it as fast as they can. It doesn't mean your toad is starving. It's just how they eat.
Answered by Pest Control Expert - Tue Jul 8 09:27:38 2008
What size tank do you need for one fire bellied toad?
Q. I am sort of a beginner. I am raising two African dwarf frogs and looking into a fire bellied toad.
Asked by Dan & Jen H - Mon Jul 21 17:45:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 30 gallon would be more than enought for 1 toad ..aslong as its set up properly
Answered by Mike P - Mon Jul 21 17:51:05 2008
Q. I am sort of a beginner. I am raising two African dwarf frogs and looking into a fire bellied toad.
Asked by Dan & Jen H - Mon Jul 21 17:45:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 30 gallon would be more than enought for 1 toad ..aslong as its set up properly
Answered by Mike P - Mon Jul 21 17:51:05 2008
How do I feed a blind toad?
Q. I have ton of toads outside of my barn under the dusk to dawn light (and lots of bugs). One particular toad has caught my attention, mostly because he is usually the only one left on the driveway when I go out to the barn in the morning. While the other toads are big and fat he is boney and thin. On closer inspection he is missing and eye and seems to not be able to see out of the other. (lawn mower, weed eater accident perhaps?) I have started to feed him june bugs, but it is hard to get him to take them. I have to continue throwing them at him until finally he catches it and eats it. I have never seen him catch a bug without my help and wonder how he is staying alive. Does anyone know how many bugs he should be eating a day? Any… [cont.]
Asked by Angie H - Fri Jul 20 15:32:24 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get crickets from a pet shop first because they are safe for him to eat 'cause they don't potentionaly have pesticides, herbicides, etc. on them, and pet shops usually feed their crickets some form of gut load type food, this puts nutrients in them making tem better for the toad. Try rubbing the crickets lightly under his chin and just experiment to see where he is most likely to take crickets. If he is all skin and bones unly feed him one or two a day untill he starts getting stronger, then he will stop eating when he's had enough. Good Luck
Answered by Herper - Fri Jul 20 17:05:14 2007
Q. I have ton of toads outside of my barn under the dusk to dawn light (and lots of bugs). One particular toad has caught my attention, mostly because he is usually the only one left on the driveway when I go out to the barn in the morning. While the other toads are big and fat he is boney and thin. On closer inspection he is missing and eye and seems to not be able to see out of the other. (lawn mower, weed eater accident perhaps?) I have started to feed him june bugs, but it is hard to get him to take them. I have to continue throwing them at him until finally he catches it and eats it. I have never seen him catch a bug without my help and wonder how he is staying alive. Does anyone know how many bugs he should be eating a day? Any… [cont.]
Asked by Angie H - Fri Jul 20 15:32:24 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get crickets from a pet shop first because they are safe for him to eat 'cause they don't potentionaly have pesticides, herbicides, etc. on them, and pet shops usually feed their crickets some form of gut load type food, this puts nutrients in them making tem better for the toad. Try rubbing the crickets lightly under his chin and just experiment to see where he is most likely to take crickets. If he is all skin and bones unly feed him one or two a day untill he starts getting stronger, then he will stop eating when he's had enough. Good Luck
Answered by Herper - Fri Jul 20 17:05:14 2007
Can I put a green tree frog and a fire belly toad in the same habitat?
Q. I am curious if I can put a green tree frog and a fire belly toad in the same habitat, or tank. Is this possible? Okay, thanks everyone. -Elizabeth K, I have never been to a Josh Groban concert, but it's one of my dreams!
Asked by Grobanfan! - Sun Nov 30 21:20:46 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO A: Fire belly toads are toxic and will foul the water source, altho this exposure might not kill the tree frog straight away it will shorten its lifespan dramatically. and if he taod is eaten by the frog then it will likely die. B: fire belly toads and green tree frogs need different environmental needs, such as temp and enclosure layout, it'll be almost impossible to create the correct types of set up for both of them. C: all the other mixing issues such as stress, disease/bacterial/parasit ic transfer and agression. (more indepth here
Answered by SPend_day - Mon Dec 1 05:40:27 2008
Q. I am curious if I can put a green tree frog and a fire belly toad in the same habitat, or tank. Is this possible? Okay, thanks everyone. -Elizabeth K, I have never been to a Josh Groban concert, but it's one of my dreams!
Asked by Grobanfan! - Sun Nov 30 21:20:46 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO A: Fire belly toads are toxic and will foul the water source, altho this exposure might not kill the tree frog straight away it will shorten its lifespan dramatically. and if he taod is eaten by the frog then it will likely die. B: fire belly toads and green tree frogs need different environmental needs, such as temp and enclosure layout, it'll be almost impossible to create the correct types of set up for both of them. C: all the other mixing issues such as stress, disease/bacterial/parasit ic transfer and agression. (more indepth here
Answered by SPend_day - Mon Dec 1 05:40:27 2008
How to compile oracle sql query in toad?
Q. Can I compile single oracle sql query or single pl/sql script to check the syntax without running the script or the query using toad ? If it is valid in any other tool just state it plz.
Asked by Ahmed ELRAYES - Tue Mar 10 04:08:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this, OraEdit Ver. 4.0 for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
Answered by logi - Tue Mar 10 04:17:34 2009
Q. Can I compile single oracle sql query or single pl/sql script to check the syntax without running the script or the query using toad ? If it is valid in any other tool just state it plz.
Asked by Ahmed ELRAYES - Tue Mar 10 04:08:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this, OraEdit Ver. 4.0 for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
Answered by logi - Tue Mar 10 04:17:34 2009
can i put a horny toad in a tank with turtles?
Q. i have three turtles in a pretty big tank, and i found a horny toad. can we put the horny toad in the tank also?? and will it be safe?
Asked by mn8love12 - Wed Jul 30 13:00:20 2008 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. i am afraid you can't, horney toads (desert horned lizards) are a lizard who like very hot and dry tanks, so will not do well in an aquatic environment and will probably die, to be quite honest a horned toad is an endangered lizard and are extremely hard to keep in captivity, they eat a diet of 95% harvester ants, they don't like to be held and only tolerate people because they get food, they rarely last longer than a year in captivity, i think the best thing you can do is too release the horney toad so it can live its life in peace, the more they are taken from the wild the more likely they are to become extinct, i am sure as well it is illegal to take them from the wild, put the little fella back where you found it best of luck honey
Answered by fruitcake - Thu Jul 31 07:54:54 2008
Q. i have three turtles in a pretty big tank, and i found a horny toad. can we put the horny toad in the tank also?? and will it be safe?
Asked by mn8love12 - Wed Jul 30 13:00:20 2008 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments
A. i am afraid you can't, horney toads (desert horned lizards) are a lizard who like very hot and dry tanks, so will not do well in an aquatic environment and will probably die, to be quite honest a horned toad is an endangered lizard and are extremely hard to keep in captivity, they eat a diet of 95% harvester ants, they don't like to be held and only tolerate people because they get food, they rarely last longer than a year in captivity, i think the best thing you can do is too release the horney toad so it can live its life in peace, the more they are taken from the wild the more likely they are to become extinct, i am sure as well it is illegal to take them from the wild, put the little fella back where you found it best of luck honey
Answered by fruitcake - Thu Jul 31 07:54:54 2008
How big does a American toad have to be to eat pinkie mice?
Q. i was wondering, if i ever get an american toad how big does it have to be in oder to eat small pinkie mice, like the ones at petsmart. Also how would you get it to eat a pre-killed pinkie? please help. P.S. Can the same be said for fowler's toads?
Asked by sharmila - Tue Aug 18 19:48:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. almost full grown
Answered by unknown - Tue Aug 18 20:01:30 2009
Q. i was wondering, if i ever get an american toad how big does it have to be in oder to eat small pinkie mice, like the ones at petsmart. Also how would you get it to eat a pre-killed pinkie? please help. P.S. Can the same be said for fowler's toads?
Asked by sharmila - Tue Aug 18 19:48:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. almost full grown
Answered by unknown - Tue Aug 18 20:01:30 2009
Why did my toad in the hole go soggy?
Q. I want to know why my toad in the hole may have cooked wrong, i followed a recipe and it went all soggy in the middle, it was in the oven well over the needed time as it was not cooked on the time i was meant to get it out of the oven. What did i do wrong?
Asked by rach_b_2003 - Sun Aug 13 13:53:40 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you put the sausage in the batter raw then all the fat will come out of them as they're cooking and keep it moist. the best thing is to lightly cook your sausage and throw away all the fat and have the oven hot enough before you put it in and dont have the mix too thick, put it on the top shelf in the oven till its risen and then put it in the middle with the heat turned down a bit.
Answered by voddybabe - Sun Aug 13 14:06:19 2006
Q. I want to know why my toad in the hole may have cooked wrong, i followed a recipe and it went all soggy in the middle, it was in the oven well over the needed time as it was not cooked on the time i was meant to get it out of the oven. What did i do wrong?
Asked by rach_b_2003 - Sun Aug 13 13:53:40 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you put the sausage in the batter raw then all the fat will come out of them as they're cooking and keep it moist. the best thing is to lightly cook your sausage and throw away all the fat and have the oven hot enough before you put it in and dont have the mix too thick, put it on the top shelf in the oven till its risen and then put it in the middle with the heat turned down a bit.
Answered by voddybabe - Sun Aug 13 14:06:19 2006
What are the recorded helminth parasites from the green toad Bufo viridis?
Q. Helminth parasites include cestodes, trematodes, nematodes and acanthocephala that live in the digestive tract of the green toad.
Asked by amarmkm82 - Tue Dec 11 22:45:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. American toads had a higher relative abundance of nematodes, 59%, than larval cestodes, 31%, and larval and adult trematodes, 10%, whereas leopard frogs had a higher relative abundance of larval cestodes, 71.3%, and larval and adult trematodes, 25.3%, than nematodes 3.4%. This is related to ecological differences in habitat and dietary preferences between these 2 anuran species. Helminth communities of blue-spotted salamanders were depauperate and were dominated by larval trematodes, 94%, and few nematodes, 6%. Low helminth species richness in this host species is related to this salamander's relatively small host body size, smaller gape size, lower vagility, and more fossorial habitat preference than the other 2 anuran species. Adult… [cont.]
Answered by Andrew O - Fri Dec 14 13:42:00 2007
Q. Helminth parasites include cestodes, trematodes, nematodes and acanthocephala that live in the digestive tract of the green toad.
Asked by amarmkm82 - Tue Dec 11 22:45:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. American toads had a higher relative abundance of nematodes, 59%, than larval cestodes, 31%, and larval and adult trematodes, 10%, whereas leopard frogs had a higher relative abundance of larval cestodes, 71.3%, and larval and adult trematodes, 25.3%, than nematodes 3.4%. This is related to ecological differences in habitat and dietary preferences between these 2 anuran species. Helminth communities of blue-spotted salamanders were depauperate and were dominated by larval trematodes, 94%, and few nematodes, 6%. Low helminth species richness in this host species is related to this salamander's relatively small host body size, smaller gape size, lower vagility, and more fossorial habitat preference than the other 2 anuran species. Adult… [cont.]
Answered by Andrew O - Fri Dec 14 13:42:00 2007
How many crickets should I feed my fire bellied toad?
Q. The pet store told me to only feed him 2-3 every other day, but he is starting to look really skinny and I just wanted to make shure I am feeding him properly. How many crickets should I feed my fire bellied toad? Thank You!
Asked by jandismommie - Sun May 3 18:19:49 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it depends on if it is an adult or if it is young. you should probly put in about 7 and let him/her hunt them.(this will also help if you dont have time to feed) make a place for the crickets to hide also. they will come out when they need food and they can also breed to make more. but if u want to feed them every day i would suggest 3. also mealworms make a great diet for toads =)
Answered by darkest darkness - Sun May 3 18:25:02 2009
Q. The pet store told me to only feed him 2-3 every other day, but he is starting to look really skinny and I just wanted to make shure I am feeding him properly. How many crickets should I feed my fire bellied toad? Thank You!
Asked by jandismommie - Sun May 3 18:19:49 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it depends on if it is an adult or if it is young. you should probly put in about 7 and let him/her hunt them.(this will also help if you dont have time to feed) make a place for the crickets to hide also. they will come out when they need food and they can also breed to make more. but if u want to feed them every day i would suggest 3. also mealworms make a great diet for toads =)
Answered by darkest darkness - Sun May 3 18:25:02 2009
What can you put with another fire belly toad?
Q. Hi. I have a fire bellied toad that once had a companion and his girfriend suddenly got out cuz my sister left it open. My mom doesnt want to get another toad until we find out what can go with it first. Do you know what else i can put in there?
Asked by Kristen F - Thu Mar 15 19:18:14 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Matters the size of the toad... but I used to keep fire belly toads and fire belly newts together. just be careful.. they will escape if they can
Answered by unknown - Thu Mar 15 19:27:17 2007
Q. Hi. I have a fire bellied toad that once had a companion and his girfriend suddenly got out cuz my sister left it open. My mom doesnt want to get another toad until we find out what can go with it first. Do you know what else i can put in there?
Asked by Kristen F - Thu Mar 15 19:18:14 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Matters the size of the toad... but I used to keep fire belly toads and fire belly newts together. just be careful.. they will escape if they can
Answered by unknown - Thu Mar 15 19:27:17 2007
If lick you a toad does it really make your speech and mix writing up brain your?
Q. Hi, I found toad outside and dared friends me lick it to. I read online it that toads some cause the mix to brain up speech without knowing even it. Is true this?
Asked by John - Thu Oct 8 01:44:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some cause the mix to brain up speech without knowing even it--Might get better or worse if more licking is done.
Answered by Boss - Thu Oct 8 02:09:21 2009
Q. Hi, I found toad outside and dared friends me lick it to. I read online it that toads some cause the mix to brain up speech without knowing even it. Is true this?
Asked by John - Thu Oct 8 01:44:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. some cause the mix to brain up speech without knowing even it--Might get better or worse if more licking is done.
Answered by Boss - Thu Oct 8 02:09:21 2009
What dose it mean when some guy calls you a poisonous toad?
Q. On Thanks Giving Day I was called a poisonous toad because on election day I decided to be pro prop eight and we went door to door to encourage people to vote on the issue. Is it wrong tell people to vote let me know why he would call someone a poisonous toad?
Asked by andrea0428@sbcglobal.net - Sun Nov 30 23:58:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means he's terrible at generating insults. I for one am against proposition 8 simply because "marriage" never began as a Christian institution. Secondly, the idea that a civil union could be used instead is absurd. Civil unions do not award the same benefits as a marriage. In a civil union, if one partner dies, the other does not have the same rights to their partner's estate. If one partner dies, insurance companies do not recognize a civil union in the same way as a marriage and the house will not be paid off, nor many other insurance benefits allotted to a husband or a wife. They do not receive the same tax breaks despite the fact that two people in a loving relationship, no matter what the sex, do support one another and keep… [cont.]
Answered by ccnscp87 - Mon Dec 1 00:09:58 2008
Q. On Thanks Giving Day I was called a poisonous toad because on election day I decided to be pro prop eight and we went door to door to encourage people to vote on the issue. Is it wrong tell people to vote let me know why he would call someone a poisonous toad?
Asked by andrea0428@sbcglobal.net - Sun Nov 30 23:58:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means he's terrible at generating insults. I for one am against proposition 8 simply because "marriage" never began as a Christian institution. Secondly, the idea that a civil union could be used instead is absurd. Civil unions do not award the same benefits as a marriage. In a civil union, if one partner dies, the other does not have the same rights to their partner's estate. If one partner dies, insurance companies do not recognize a civil union in the same way as a marriage and the house will not be paid off, nor many other insurance benefits allotted to a husband or a wife. They do not receive the same tax breaks despite the fact that two people in a loving relationship, no matter what the sex, do support one another and keep… [cont.]
Answered by ccnscp87 - Mon Dec 1 00:09:58 2008
What do you need to feed a pet toad?
Q. My brother got a toad that he raised from a tadpole and wants to keep it as a pet. What should we do to take care of it?
Asked by <3flute - Sat May 3 12:48:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your best bet is to go and get a book about keeping amphibians as it will help you learn about keeping them healthy and comfortable. If it is a wild, British toad you should really wait until the warmer Spring (like now!) and release it into the wild by the same pond that you caught the tadpole from. Toads have an incredibly strong instinct to return to the ponds where they spawned in order to breed. by keeping one in captivity you are frustrating this natural urge. Try to convince your brother to put the interests of his little toad first and let him live a natural life. If he is really interested in keeping amphibians as pets then there are plenty of species more suitable available in pet stores. Why not do some reading? Kally
Answered by Kally - Sat May 3 15:24:42 2008
Q. My brother got a toad that he raised from a tadpole and wants to keep it as a pet. What should we do to take care of it?
Asked by <3flute - Sat May 3 12:48:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your best bet is to go and get a book about keeping amphibians as it will help you learn about keeping them healthy and comfortable. If it is a wild, British toad you should really wait until the warmer Spring (like now!) and release it into the wild by the same pond that you caught the tadpole from. Toads have an incredibly strong instinct to return to the ponds where they spawned in order to breed. by keeping one in captivity you are frustrating this natural urge. Try to convince your brother to put the interests of his little toad first and let him live a natural life. If he is really interested in keeping amphibians as pets then there are plenty of species more suitable available in pet stores. Why not do some reading? Kally
Answered by Kally - Sat May 3 15:24:42 2008
How is my oriental fire bellied toad tank?
Q. Alright, this will be my first time with these toads. There still aren't any (toads) in the tank, because I want the tank to be completely ready. The water is about 70 degrees F, so I was thinking about getting a submersible heater. Also, the moss will not stay wet, even if I spray it when I turn off the light, the moss is dry by morning. How does the tank look? I know the filter is pretty visible, and the right part of the water side is a little boring, so what should I put there? Any hardy live plants? Any suggestions for the tank are appreciated. Some tips on taking care of the toads would be great too. Any pictures of oriental fire bellied toad tanks for inspiration?
Asked by brlc - Thu Sep 13 11:03:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I keep fire-bellied toads, and have a some-what similar set-up. You've done a real good job, looks fantastic. To make the water side more "interesting" You might try putting a larger rock that breaks the water surface over there to give the toads an island. I wouldn't worry about the moss too much, plenty of water available for the toads. If it is a concern to you, you can get a mister that can run off a timer, the only problem is that they are hard to hide. Looks like you have enough room to have a small group of them. You're on the right track, good luck/have fun with them.
Answered by hippiewhomper57 - Thu Sep 13 11:24:29 2007
Q. Alright, this will be my first time with these toads. There still aren't any (toads) in the tank, because I want the tank to be completely ready. The water is about 70 degrees F, so I was thinking about getting a submersible heater. Also, the moss will not stay wet, even if I spray it when I turn off the light, the moss is dry by morning. How does the tank look? I know the filter is pretty visible, and the right part of the water side is a little boring, so what should I put there? Any hardy live plants? Any suggestions for the tank are appreciated. Some tips on taking care of the toads would be great too. Any pictures of oriental fire bellied toad tanks for inspiration?
Asked by brlc - Thu Sep 13 11:03:14 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I keep fire-bellied toads, and have a some-what similar set-up. You've done a real good job, looks fantastic. To make the water side more "interesting" You might try putting a larger rock that breaks the water surface over there to give the toads an island. I wouldn't worry about the moss too much, plenty of water available for the toads. If it is a concern to you, you can get a mister that can run off a timer, the only problem is that they are hard to hide. Looks like you have enough room to have a small group of them. You're on the right track, good luck/have fun with them.
Answered by hippiewhomper57 - Thu Sep 13 11:24:29 2007
what does it mean when you dream about an old lady rubbing your hair on a toad? is it witch craft?
Q. My sister has been having a dream for the past week about an old lady rubbing her hair on a toad. She wakes up from it and cant go back to sleep. Does anyone know what it means? She thinks it might be some sort of witch craft but i have no idea. Anyone know?
Asked by Yessy - Wed May 13 18:29:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's an odd one but I'd say that it has nothing to do with witchcraft. Dreams are the way your psyche interprets pressures and things around you. They are not real in of themselves. Is the old woman someone you guys know? Is the frog in a location that is familiar? More clues may help us unravel this dream.
Answered by unknown - Wed May 13 18:51:39 2009
Q. My sister has been having a dream for the past week about an old lady rubbing her hair on a toad. She wakes up from it and cant go back to sleep. Does anyone know what it means? She thinks it might be some sort of witch craft but i have no idea. Anyone know?
Asked by Yessy - Wed May 13 18:29:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's an odd one but I'd say that it has nothing to do with witchcraft. Dreams are the way your psyche interprets pressures and things around you. They are not real in of themselves. Is the old woman someone you guys know? Is the frog in a location that is familiar? More clues may help us unravel this dream.
Answered by unknown - Wed May 13 18:51:39 2009
I caught a baby toad how can I keep it alive?
Q. I found a baby toad in my back yard and i was wondering if it is possible to keep it as a pet and if so how? I found a baby toad in my back yard and I was wondering if it is posible to keep it as a pert if so how? If I let it go the chances that it will survive are quite slim because of the area I live in.
Asked by Emily G - Sat Jun 30 18:35:10 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The very best and most humane way to keep it alive is to place it right back where you found it as soon as possible. If you truly are ready to commit to a pet toad, go to a pet store tomorrow and buy a domestically raised one. I feel that keeping a perfectly healthy wild animal away from the life it should be living for your own amusement is rather cruel. EDIT: Its mother obviously survived to maturity without any trouble, and so can this baby. Actually, it's doubtful it's a baby at all - many toads are very small at adulthood. A backyard is a fine habitat for a toad - I have seen many in my own backyard and they are thriving. It WILL die in your care. You will never be able to provide the nutrients or living conditions it deserves. At… [cont.]
Answered by Amanda - Sat Jun 30 18:51:48 2007
Q. I found a baby toad in my back yard and i was wondering if it is possible to keep it as a pet and if so how? I found a baby toad in my back yard and I was wondering if it is posible to keep it as a pert if so how? If I let it go the chances that it will survive are quite slim because of the area I live in.
Asked by Emily G - Sat Jun 30 18:35:10 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The very best and most humane way to keep it alive is to place it right back where you found it as soon as possible. If you truly are ready to commit to a pet toad, go to a pet store tomorrow and buy a domestically raised one. I feel that keeping a perfectly healthy wild animal away from the life it should be living for your own amusement is rather cruel. EDIT: Its mother obviously survived to maturity without any trouble, and so can this baby. Actually, it's doubtful it's a baby at all - many toads are very small at adulthood. A backyard is a fine habitat for a toad - I have seen many in my own backyard and they are thriving. It WILL die in your care. You will never be able to provide the nutrients or living conditions it deserves. At… [cont.]
Answered by Amanda - Sat Jun 30 18:51:48 2007
Can you imagine using the DNA from a triceratops and crossing it with a toad?
Q. Wouldn't that make a true Horned Toad? Can you see yourself riding one, hopping sixty or seventy feet at a time on something with three really sharp horns on it's head? How cool would that be?
Asked by Tsudo-Nimh - Tue Feb 19 23:27:10 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the kids say, " way cool. "
Answered by jonmcn49 - Tue Feb 19 23:35:10 2008
Q. Wouldn't that make a true Horned Toad? Can you see yourself riding one, hopping sixty or seventy feet at a time on something with three really sharp horns on it's head? How cool would that be?
Asked by Tsudo-Nimh - Tue Feb 19 23:27:10 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the kids say, " way cool. "
Answered by jonmcn49 - Tue Feb 19 23:35:10 2008
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This is a delicious alternative to a Sunday roast, and particularly popular with the children, although enjoyed by all the family. . Toad. in the Hole is a dish easily prepared by one, even a newcomer to the kitchen, in around 45 minutes, ...
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