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Looks to me like either a Southern Toad (Anaxyrus terrestris) or American toad (Bufo Americanus)
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frog id Can someone tell me what kind of frog this is? I found it by the river and need to get another one.
Re: frog id Looks to me like either a Southern Toad (Anaxyrus terrestris) or American toad (Bufo Americanus)
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Re: frog id can you post some close up photos of the toad?
Re: frog id These are the only other ones i have
Re: frog id I agree with Badger, but both species look very similar, and both species require the same type of care and setup, Good Luck!Originally Posted by Badger
Re: frog id How do you enter pics in a comment?? I didn't see an option there.. Sorry I'm posting on this thread about that but I have some pics I need to put back onto my post earlier..
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Re: frog id use the "GO ADVANCED" box then scroll down to attachments. There you can upload your photos.
Re: frog id Whitney....... a little cutie, and kinda skinny don't ya think? Gotta fattin' em' up.
Awe! He's cute! He's going to grow fast. I had a baby bufo once that we had caught in the spring at about 1 1/4" or so and by winter he was about 4"
. He wasn't very fond of his heat lamp so we took it away and I let him hibernate. He'd burrow and come out once a month or two for a snack and a soak and would reburrow. He was very active the next spring
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