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american toad Wed 10 Sep 2003 | comments 0 This lovely plump toad was sitting under a tree when I came home previous |
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Make a Toad House Want to make a place for a local amphibian to hang out Follow these directions for making a toad house You ll need an empty coffee can cottage cheese container or an old clay pot
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Real Name Mortimer Toynbee Former Aliases Terrible Toad King First Appearance X Men 1st series 4 Place of Birth York England United Kingdom
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PETA announced today their new Got Acid campaign PETA hopes to slow the resurgent popularity of licking toads for their hallucinogenic properties A PETA spokeswoman went on to explain that toad licking is often traumatic harmful and sometimes fatal For the toads Instead we find LSD is a much
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toad house but you can go 1 cute or 1 simplistic toad house There are a lot of really irresistable and winsome ones at a Google Image search to get your creativity started Think T2T
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Stephen C Foster State Park Charlton County Georgia This half grown toad was hanging out in the leaf litter near the camp bathroom waiting for the paparazzi to spread his image to an admiring world
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Tete Batu Lombok Nusa Tenggara Indonesia This toad from Lombok is quite a different color from the Bali one above but to me the ridges on the head look similar Also
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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
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