Male FBT over asserting his dominance - frustrated pet owner grieves

[Tyranoid]

Thanks a lot for your input guys.

I agree the best course of action is to isolate the problem toad for awhile. I'm in the process of setting up a small terrarium for him where I'll keep him for several weeks to a month while the others settle in and adjust to their new environment without being bullied on a daily basis.

I will let you know how things go.

[crossfrog]

good luck

[FinnyBird]

Isolate the problem toad, let the new toads get a feel for the new enclosure and develop their own little hierarchy. Try introduction in a week or three. If there's still no improvement, you might want to just keep him separated and have him live out his days as such. The toads live a very long time (10-15 years) so keeping him for that entire period in a 29-gallon tank all alone just because he doesn't get along with others isn't the most appealing. If he truly is not compatible, he can be comfortably be housed alone in a ten gallon and you can start a new colony in your 29-gallon, and throughout time, you can still attempt reintroductions.