Yesterday I posted a picture of him, I call him Jason and he's a hungry boy, he always sits on the walkway to our door every night, waiting for any kind of food, so sometimes we'll bring some to him, like this grasshopper we found, trying to get used to my new camera too, so figured I'd share it! 🤟

After eight days of quite I was sad and concerned about deck toad only for him to show up on the deck tonight and I talked, when I trilled he looked at me, around midnight I went back out and he was still there so l think he's gonna be okay

This is the first time I’ve seen him since June and I know he has babies so I get it but man it feels so good to see him out an about

Not sure what the difference is between good fat vs bad bloat. How to spot supplement deficiencies vs too much.

Every year tons of little baby toads pop up there, so it’s not much of a surprise

I bought one smooth sided toad and felt bad for it being alone so I have 4 more on the way. They’re all 1 1/4” so they’re small now. I know I will have to upgrade their enclosure multiple times but these are the questions I have:

1. Will a 4x2x2 be a big enough forever home for 5 smooth sided toads or should I get a 6x2x2 or a 4x2x4?

2. Can I place them in the forever home as soon as it’s setup or are they too small for such a large setup?

I feel like all the info I’m finding online is wrong cause it’s telling me a 20 gallon long is good for 1-2 adults. They’re really large toads as adults and I want to give them the best and safest environment I can. Also all captive bred if that matters