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Posted by: calebjg at Thu Mar 10 10:17:52 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by calebjg ]  
   

Ive soaked him a few times and he seems to be doing fine.I havent seen him eat but he has pooped four times so he must have eaten.I never know for sure if the crickets find a way to climb out or if he actually ate them.
But his poops are heatlthy looking too..I always love it when a new animal eats, usually means they are adjusting.
Ive named him Toad.

   

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