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I'd say Couch's Spadefoot Toad, it's definitely a type of Spadefoot.
EDIT: Actually, it might be a New Mexico Spadefoot toad, it's definitely one or the other.
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Help me ID this toad? please :) Okay so I need help with the identification of some toads.
Info About Toads:
-Caught in Southwest Texas close Mexico.
-Have been in captivity for a week now.
-I have been feeding them crickets a lot so there like fat always keep em full (all-you-can-eat).
Observations:
-They don't make no noise
-Go underground in the daytime and sleep
-Wake-up LIVELY around 9:00pm
My Hypothesis: They are Bufo alvarius spices.
But I'm new to this so I would rather hear a professional opinions on my baby toads please look at my pictures and comment on what you think!
Re: Help me ID this toad? please :) I'd say Couch's Spadefoot Toad, it's definitely a type of Spadefoot.
EDIT: Actually, it might be a New Mexico Spadefoot toad, it's definitely one or the other.
And.. some baby Tomato Frogs.
Re: Help me ID this toad? please :) I think your right on point "New Mexico Spadefoot toad".Originally Posted by Pluke
Thank you Pluke +Like
Re: Help me ID this toad? please :) Your welcome, that's a cool toad you have. I've never seen a spadefoot in person, wish we had them around here.
And.. some baby Tomato Frogs.
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