Can somone please help me identify this toad?

[fenrirswrath]

I saw this labeled as a "horned viper toad" with no scientific name at a reptile show in Pomona la last Saturday. If anyone has any info please let me know.

Sorry for the bad phone pictures.

[ToadPaparazzi]

Haha!!! I saw that too! I actually pushed my way through the crowd to see that dummy frog!

[Kristen]

It looks so different! Like it has heaps of personality haha.
Im unsure of what it is though

[KingCam]

LOL! Funny

[Heatheranne]

That's awesome! I hope someone here knows what species it is .

[ToadPaparazzi]

Bufo phoneus plasticus is my guess

[GrifTheGreat]

Lol!!! That is so fake!!!! It is funny that they placed frog manikins in cups.

[ToadPaparazzi]

It drew LOTS of attention... Genius marketing!

[Faith]

So I've got to ask - why in the world did they have a fake toad? When I first saw this, I was all "omg such a pretty toad but why does it look like that?" Someone clue me in here xD

[ToadPaparazzi]

It draws attention

[Faith]

It draws attention

So they draw you in with a fake, awesome looking toad, then expect you to buy something else from them? So strange. I've been to one reptile show in my life and if they did that, thankfully I did not see it.

[kimix]

There is a local vendor that always puts plastic red eye tree frogs in the tank with his real red eye tree frogs. I had ran thru a show taking some quick photos of stuff, and took a pic of the fake red eye tree frog. I got home and was like WTF, this isn't a real frog.

[Heatheranne]

Lol!!!!! Great name!