1 Female at Home, Looking for Company

[Garbanzo66]

Thanks a ton! I will keep this in mind the next time I browse the pet store. Also, just to throw it out there, how would you go about introducing a new toad(s) into an environment with an already established resident? Thanks again, Garbanzo66

[adinco]

i'm a bit confused as to why you would quickly jump to buying another frog if your frog just ate the other one? are you sure she ate the other one? like did you SEE her eat the other one?

[Garbanzo66]

i'm a bit confused as to why you would quickly jump to buying another frog if your frog just ate the other one? are you sure she ate the other one? like did you SEE her eat the other one?

Right now I'm collecting information for possibly near future reference. Currently I don't believe I would have the time nor my family the resources for another toad. Um, as for time? You said "quickly", and my toad supposedly ate the other last late October/early November. I don't have any visual evidence other than that my second toad was there one night and not there the next, we've found no corpse over this time, and I did catch my toad trying to eat the other once before but I quickly intervened. So basically, to answer your question... No, I wouldn't quickly jump to getting another frog so soon after my current toad ate the other. I hope to let some more time elapse before I come to a full decision on that, and even then it would only really be a definite thought. Thanks for asking, though, Garbanzo66