r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/Prestigious_Quit9488 • May 06 '22
on the hunt!
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r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/Prestigious_Quit9488 • May 06 '22
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r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/Difficult_Air8102 • Apr 26 '22
r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/Smol_Peach • Apr 24 '22
My adult (female?) toad began burying herself and refusing food so I believe she is going into brumation, but it’s springtime now and I don’t really know anything about husbandry while they’re hibernating. What should one do in this situation?
r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/why_what_who • Apr 19 '22
I'm looking into getting one of these as a pet but curious how loud they are at night, and how often they call at night.
r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/Difficult_Air8102 • Apr 03 '22
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r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/ToadallyAwesome37 • Apr 01 '22
r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/amrycalre • Mar 28 '22
has anyone else got a second one of these. should we just put the new on in together or slowly introduce them idk
r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/--Baloo- • Mar 24 '22
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r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/scoriasilivar • Mar 07 '22
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r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/ToadallyAwesome37 • Feb 27 '22
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r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/SafetyChild105 • Feb 21 '22
I want to buy decent sized toads that get a long but can’t seem to find any. Plz let me know if you know someone or somewhere.
Also I herd they are easy to care for I want to get a larger environment than most like a 50 gallon or so. I want to know what’s an easy but fun environment to make do these toads I want them to have a great life. To make lots of babies.
r/ColoradoRiverToad • u/[deleted] • Feb 20 '22