I have two toads that I kidnapped while on vacation in Myrtle Beach S.C.. I have done research to find out what kind they are and from what I can figure out they are southern toads. I went to enature .com and looked up toads in the area where I got them and that is what I came up with. I have had them since August and they are growing and eating nicely. I duplicated their environment as closly as possible including temp and substrate. My question however is this. If someone has a picture of a souther toad I would like to see it, I can not post a picture of mine. Also any info regarding these guys would be appriciated. They are not very big thesmall one is about the size of a quarter and the other is slightly larger. They are light brown in color with darker spots.
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Thanks Dawn
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The best thing to do is to go to google.com, click on images, and do a search with the scientific name.
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Here are a couple photos that I had submitted to a site once. They are very common here in FL. I, how ever, didn't keep them. Just over night then released them the following evening.
Southern Toads
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Heather
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