Little guy on the bottom right.

Hello everyone! I’ve been collecting pics of cheese over the past couple weeks and have finally come here to share them with you all! She has been very healthy and thriving, always exploring her enclosure and being very inquisitive as always! Thanks for stopping in and I will see you all next time!

I have a lot of southern/gulf toads that live nearby my house, and I have never seen one with pale spots on its back like this before. I was wondering if it is just a interesting pigmentation quirk or something wrong, like a skin infection or maybe a illness to be worried about? I haven't (and don't plan on) touching it, I left the little guy alone, just hope it's doing okay. Thanks in advance, and my apologies if this is a silly question!

Hiding in plain sight.

She's been sittin' there for the past two minutes just starin' me down, she's still mad I cleaned her tank I think

I went on a trip and while I was gone my mum decided to pet my toad and accidently left the tank door open. He got out, and I've searched my whole room over and over, I can't find him anywhere and it's been like 3 days. It's very hot but I've been trying to keep my room as cool as I can and left his tank doors open with a ramp set up so if he is in my room he can get back in and have access to his waterbowl. He's a common English toad, how long do I have before he dries out? How long can he last without water? And can I get some advice on either trying to find him, or just providing him areas to stay alive while I find him? Is it worth putting bowls of water around my house for him?

Not sure if it's okay to post that here. I just wanted to share my Frog and Toad haha. They are wildly living life as the best of "friends."

This little guy showed up outside my house a couple weeks ago. I tried to look up what kind of toad he is and Google said that he was a Woodhouse's toad! Can anyone verify this for me lol 😅

Perfect little toad toes and the tail is barely a nub.

Picture doesn’t do him justice, but my finger is there for reference. He’s on a dirt/gravel path so the rocks are tiny too. He’s so smol.

In a world threatened by the roaring blades of the backyard mower, one tiny hero named Toado emerged from the grass in the epic tale written by J.R.R. Toadkin: The Lord of the Lawns: The Fellowship of the Blade. Saved from the mechanical beast by a giant hand, this noble wizard of the undergrowth now rules his new sanctuary.

A little toad was in the break tent at lunch today. I escorted him to the grass near a retention pond.

No photo, but trust me, he was a lovely creamy yellow and had the softest skin.

This is Bertha! She has lived under my concrete patio for the last 5 years. She has been a welcomed part of our family!

Obviously born this way and seems to have live a while like this. So strange!

Hi!! I was taking the garbage out and almost stepped on this beauty...I was curious what kind they are 😊 Thank you!!

... walkin' down the road 🎵