Desert setup

[John]

Sonoran Desert Toad/Colorado River toad (Bufo alvarius) is a desert species. Mine actually bask under the spot lamp regularly. Bufo woodhousii australis is also a desert species. Bufo cognatus is found in desert areas sometimes too.

[Skulldroog]

Sonoran Desert Toad/Colorado River toad (Bufo alvarius) is a desert species. Mine actually bask under the spot lamp regularly. Bufo woodhousii australis is also a desert species. Bufo cognatus is found in desert areas sometimes too.

Great response. I saw photos of your river toad. Looks like a beast.

[John]

Great response. I saw photos of your river toad. Looks like a beast.

Actually I just have the juveniles - they are offspring of the adults in the photos.

[Skulldroog]

Actually I just have the juveniles - they are offspring of the adults in the photos.

Very nice. I was thinking about expanding my small collection of frogs, but I should wait until my dumpys are a little older/larger and more relaxed.

[Tropicok]

Thanks for the reply. Now for the research.

[Tom Highum]

I am temped to get a Canyon Tree Frog and do a small desert stream with a minimal amount of water trickling through. They are pretty but I have yet to see one for sale.

[John]

I am temped to get a Canyon Tree Frog and do a small desert stream with a minimal amount of water trickling through. They are pretty but I have yet to see one for sale.

That's because they are protected.

Actually I take that back - I don't know that with certainty.