So my little American Toad tadpoles are about 3 weeks old and I think something is wrong with them- from the time I get up and check them in the morning to the time I turn out the lights for the night they undergo some serious changes- WAY faster than I'd expect! Haha, it's pretty awesome though. Anyways, they all have legs now, though only 6/7 have made it to this point. Yesterday they ALL still had tails, but I was cleaning their tank out and noticed that the biggest one, which my little sister named Jaime, is finally, officially, a little toadlet! I moved him into a new tank and he seems to be doing very well!


That's a shot of him, his very first time out of water! The others should mostly be done tomorrow, I think, so they can join him. I'm picking up some pinhead crickets on Monday for them.

((As a note I use the term "him" as a default, I honestly have no idea yet XD))

Also, I do have an important question! Do American Toads require additives in their food such as D3 or Calcium? My leopard geckos do, but they're reptiles, and I honestly don't know for toads. I kept a pickeral frog once and he just ate crickets and thrived...so do toads need extra vitamins..?