Hi there Tangeleno, Im sorry but im no expert on Toads so I would get a second opinion, but from what ive seen to me it looks more like a Southern Toad because of the colour and markings..
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Re: Toad ID
Hi there Tangeleno, Im sorry but im no expert on Toads so I would get a second opinion, but from what ive seen to me it looks more like a Southern Toad because of the colour and markings..
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I would agree with Ebony and say it looks like a Southern Toad. Besides color and markings, many U.S. toads can be identified by their cranial crests. I have included a link showing the crest of the Southern Toad.
NPWRC :: Checklist of Amphibian Species and Identification Guide
Terry Gampper
Nebraska Herpetological Society
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Thanks very much for the replies. Gonna have to get my 30 gal unpacked... debating on if I want to grab a few of these or maybe some Cuban Tree Frogs from around here. Any suggestions
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Cuban treefrogs would be my pick.
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