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  1. September 19th, 2009 #1
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    They have large toad killing gatherings! And while I am a lover of all things creepy-crawly, I would gladly partake in a little controlled genocide to protect native critters down under. Sadly, I doubt these hunts have much impact on the invasive toads though.
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    Interesting idea. Why kill them they could ship them into the pet trade?
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    Why bother? There are plenty marine toads already in the pet trade, many coming from introduced populations in Florida.
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    ooh ok. So back to the topic. Can people living in australia keep Holy cross toads and other native species as pets?
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    They can keep some species, provided they have applied for and been granted a permit. I have a feeling though that this toad is off limits even then.
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    ooh ok
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