Help me ID please

[SludgeMunkey]

I keep my toadlets in coco substrate about three inches deep, with a water dish and hides available. They will eat just about anything they can get and keep in their mouths. The enclosure is simply a plastic shoebox, with a cut out in the lid and a piece of plastic needlepoint sheeting siliconed over the hole.

As for species, I feel confident in eliminating B. woodhousii and B. fowleri. Even tiny morphs of these guys tend to have ther distinctive reddish tubercles on the skin. It sure does not look like a B. nebulifer to me either.

[Madeve]

I keep my toadlets in coco substrate about three inches deep, with a water dish and hides available. They will eat just about anything they can get and keep in their mouths. The enclosure is simply a plastic shoebox, with a cut out in the lid and a piece of plastic needlepoint sheeting siliconed over the hole.

As for species, I feel confident in eliminating B. woodhousii and B. fowleri. Even tiny morphs of these guys tend to have ther distinctive reddish tubercles on the skin. It sure does not look like a B. nebulifer to me either.

Thank you for the advice Johnny. I was leaning toward B. nubulifer as I've found a few adults in my yard (and on my porch) and I've yet to see any other kind of toad. I used to find green tree frogs all the time after big rains but since the last hurricane season I haven't seen any in my yard.
I supposed only time will tell what the toadlets are.

[John]

It's hard to say what they are but I think they could be Bufo nebulifer.

[Madeve]

I'll just keep taking pictures as they grow up and post them so eventually we'll find out.

I am hoping for some B. nebulifer, I love the ones I already have and would love more !!!