Yes I have read that, it said 2.5 gal per toad and a 12x12x12 is about 7 gallons, so maybe a couple? I just wanted to make sure that the size would be okay.
Yes I have read that, it said 2.5 gal per toad and a 12x12x12 is about 7 gallons, so maybe a couple? I just wanted to make sure that the size would be okay.
Hi Sierra. I'm the Eric Kisa was talking about. But you got an answer by Eric Walker, and he's my reference. He's helped me a great deal with mine. Here's Seth's care sheet he is talking about:
http://www.frogforum.net/toad-care-a...-breeding.html
Feel free to ask any question.
Eric
Thanks Eric,my main question is if a 12x12x12 would be okay. The gallons are fine, but it is more cubish than long, so I wanted to be sure it would be still okay for them.
A pair will do great. Keep in mind that they are not great climbers, they live in a savanna-type of environment. Put a nice piece of malaysian wood in your 12*12*12 and hiding places and your BBWT will do fine. You will see them climb and explore, and hide. They are wonderful. Watch the humidity. 60-70% is perfect. Really. I have seen it with mine, anything higher and lower and your toad will hide.
Awesome! Now I just have to convince my parents... My whites were a strech! Any tips on that? :P I have pretty much everything I need already anyways.
Just an update- I got a pair of them todayThey seem to be doing well, one of them got right to exploring when I put him in. I put some coconut husk substrate in there, and I also added some leaves and sticks that I had collected outside and boiled.
Congrats! These guys are some of my favorite. They might hide within the next few days and not eat as much. Don't worry about it if it happens. It will take a few days for them to adjust. Leaves are great, they will enjoy those, and good job on boiling them!
Post pictures when you can!
eric
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