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    Poly
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    Talking I seem to have established a rhythm... :D

    Hi everyone!

    I think things are starting to get smoother between me and the toad...
    Since I was given the advice to give my toad some privacy by covering 3 sides of the tank, I did, and it worked great!Name:  019.jpg
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    My toad's stopped trying to climb out the sides of the tank, and seems much calmer. So as for the "rhythm" I refered to, when I wake up in the morning, I take the sheet off of the front of the tank, I keep the sheet on 3 sides of the tank during the day, the toad stays under it's clump of moss until 2:00pm (2 days now it has come up at that exact time!?), it then comes up and sits on top of it, at around 2:15, I take it very gently and put it in the small 2 gallon tank that has on average 5-6 crickets or grasshoppers (still trying to find pill-bugs) I then cover the entire tank with a sheet, and leave it alone for around an hour, when I come back, there are 3 or 4 insects left (depending on the size I put in). I should also mention, when I pick up the toad (would really like to know how to find out if it is male or female so I could refer to it as "he-him" or "she-her" rather than "the toad" haha) it does NOT pee on me, it does try to escape my hands, but does not pee, when I first got it it would pee, what does this mean? Is it not getting enough water? It does sit in it's water bowl for close to 30min (elasped time not 30min straight) every day and I make sure to mist the tank.

    Today, when I was looking for grasshoppers, I found a VERY small wood-frog (smaller than a penny), and seeing as how toads tend to eat an array of things, I was wondering if it would eat a frog? I seen a video of a large toad being fed a small mouse(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdLG9sCCB0c), so I figured the frog might be a good meal, not to mention how nutritious it must be. I'm not a fan of feeding amphibians other amphibians, but if it will make for a healthy and fat toad, I'm in.

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks!

    P.S. It also seems to be fatter now than when I got it...?

    P.P.S. After looking through the gallery of members terrariums... I felt guilty (for my toad) for how terrible mine is in comparison... sooo, I'm fully re-arranging it with larger plants, deeper soil, more hiding places, and more moss, I also noticed how due to the heigth of the terrariums, people take advantage of it, leaning logs and such against the sides, so I have a hole new plan for my Toads' terrarium, I'll post photos of it when I am done!
    Last edited by Poly; August 10th, 2011 at 01:59 PM. Reason: I spaced all my paragraphs when making the thread, but when it brought me to the new thread I had made, there were no spaces

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