Quote Originally Posted by ToadStool View Post
Thank you. I thought you couldnt keep two different species of amphibians together (or reptiles as well)? More so, I thought toads were toxic to other frogs.

I'd love to see some albino toads for sale eventually but I doubt I'd be able to get them within time.
It is very complex and if you've seen the thread you see that it hasn't been the animals it's on me for the mistakes made. I spent 2 years in research before I made this. We are going on 3 years after my decision now and there have been casualties even with experience. If the animals are from the same area and you can provide adequate care such as vet visits, big enclosure, varied diet, and regulate a humidity and temp, and last but not least look at the best interest of the animals. Many people take a huge chance with keeping mixed species, but if you are persistent and know what you are getting into at least to me it's worth it. I'm just defending my thread with this comment. I hope it helps you

Edit: the Toads only use it as defense. The leopard frog never attacked a toad and it saw 4 some young and some as big as it. I never had any accidents due to the research and prior handling of the two to know that. The Toads never bullied the frog either the frog only had an issue with one toad for some reason but nothing ever led to one being removed. Leopard frogs are not toxic. I think you will have a hard time finding Fowler's Toads and Albinos.


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