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

[Wormwood]

Males usually chirp when you pick them up and grasp them by their hind legs gently; it's probally a female if it doesn't which means it'll be larger in size once full grown.

I wouldn't feel bad at all about your tank, it's a wonderful set up for a toad. Tree frogs and other climbing species are the only things that really need tall plants and drift wood to feel comfortable.

[Poly]

Oh, I see. Well, I will not feed her(?) other amphibians then.

[nicodimus22]

Also, generally speaking, a fat toad is a healthy toad, so that's a good sign if it's getting fatter. If a toad is skinny, that's when you worry.

[Poly]

Oh, well she's definatly not skinny, and turns out, the frog I found wasn't a wood frog, it was a small northern spring chripping tree-frog... I wish I had a terrarium to keep it in too...! Haha, too bad my toad's one dosen't have a lid!

[nicodimus22]

Even if it did have a lid, keeping a frog and a toad in the same tank is a big no-no. They usually have very different temp/moisture needs, and in some cases one can produce a toxin that is lethal to the other over time.

[Poly]

That was more or less a joke, I wouldn't keep a frog and a toad in the same tank.