Toadlets....now what?

[Mentat]

Hello, wow those are tiny guys. If they are climbing, you can move them to small covered cage with shredded coco fiber (damp so it clumps in fist but no water squeezes out) for substrate and a small water dish with dechlorinated water to their chin level. Can feed tiny stuff and increase food size to distance between eyes as frog grows.

Sure they are toadlets? What is their source? If that guy climbed up the plastic wall by himself and has padded toes, might be Grey froglets .

[kueluck]

Tiny toadlets can climb walls if they are wet. They are so light weight they just climb the water so you'll need a lid. Fruit flies are a great food source along with springtails at this stage, remember to dust with calcium and multivitamins, alternating the days you do this on. Do NOT use them together. Keep using damp unbleached paper towels or napkins for a few weeks until they are eating pinhead crickets or newly hatched red runner roaches. Even though the bottom is damp, still give them a tiny swallow dish of declorinated water to sit in. Just make sure that they can get in and out with no problems. If you use a plastic bottle cap for the dish, make sure the edges are smooth and not rough so they don't cut their delicate belly skin. I've gone through this stage several times and when given a healthy environment, they will grow quickly.