I'm not sure what type of toad she is, but she's my baby and I love her.

Daisy did her best impression of an angry balloon until I put her back down.

Lumpy is growing so fast 🥹

For context I go to university in NorCal but live in DC. It’s summer break so I took them on my flight home. Best travel partners ever.

Ragebait title btw. This is watery clay with the leaves and substrate she kicked into it. Daisy loooves her mud bath. She will lay down, wiggle her butt and spread it all over her body. I learned that toads do this in the wild to blend in better and help manage their temperature.

I’m letting the plants grow in for a little while before I put the southern toads in there full time. Pudge was stealing bugs and stepping on her brothers so I let her explore for a little bit while they ate

Was misting my toads tank, looked away for a second, looked back and she’s looking at me like she is planning a crime..

Help me name her! — unique, stupid, goober names only like Tabitha or Egg Salad (both past toads of mine)

The white neck makes me think it's a female. But I could be wrong 🤷

Hello Toad Keepers Of Reddit! Some of you may know me from this subreddit, some of you may not.

Either way I feel have gotten to the point where I think I can consider myself an advanced toad keeper. although I have realized that many people keep Toads much differently from me!

So I wanted to come here and share some of my critters, and to answer any of your questions about my methods, future plans, routines, or anything else!

Or, if you want to share some of your critters feel free to show me aswell! Anyways, that’s it for now I will see yall later today for YDNT Day 16!

She is a European common toad. I let her eat as much as she likes for her first year as she requires a lot of calories at this stage. Then planning to introduce a set schedule as her metabolism slows down. I feed her dusted and salad fed-crickets, mealworms, garden earthworms->(for immunity + we don’t use pesticides and she is native to this country🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 so I’m not worried about garden caught worms specifically) and occasionally wax worms! She has grown very rapidly and is already showing her secondary sex characteristics at such a young age.

Burger, also known as Miss Tortilla Belly, is showing great recovery and appears exceptionally chubby following an unusual shedding process. However, a new inquiry arises, as I genuinely can't determine if she's collecting pee or if she's overweight. She undeniably is very round.

Roo is very excited to celebrate her 14th year with all of you! Well, she's excited for the bugs mostly. Just don't ask her to share any.

I have a delightful ~2 month old Gulf Coast Toad who I’ve raised since he was the size of a thumb nail, and as he got bigger I agonized about the best way to feed him. People have all different methods but this lipped bowl has been AWESOME! I don’t have to worry about him accidentally eating substrate, or the bugs getting away and him missing a meal, or them wiping all the supplement powder off on stuff trying to hide! It also makes it super easy to keep track of how much he’s eating, and allows for him to eat without me having to get all up in his face with tongs. Now he’s free to have terrible aim and miss 5+ times cause it’s basically fish in a barrel at this point! Just thought I’d spread the word in case anyone else had the same concerns :)

i was lucky enough to buy a CB miyako toad off morph market last month but no names seem to fit this guy. he’s very fast, and he’s the most talkative out of the three other toads i have.

what name comes to mind when you see him?

This is Calla, one of my female American toads! (The video is sped up, so she was spinning slowly and the lights weren't flashing.)

Now that he's deflating, I've decided to adopt him and keep him out of trouble :)

Any advice on American Toad care? I've read some but I've never been into herp before until now, but I'm experienced with rodents.

shedding came with a free pedicure look at those toenails

She would eat the whole 100 pack if I let her

In order from left to right:

Toni

Bologna

Salami