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Hi there:

I get tons of herps for my reptile zoo from a local exotic breeder. They sell green snakes, caecilians, fire salamanders, golden tree frogs... Most of thse things I have bought, including the caecilians (terrestrial!) Anyway, they have this long bank of little vivariums with dividers in between them. These house tarantulas, scorpions, millipedes and horned frogs. Recently I saw a new sight. A cage labeled narrow-mothed toad. I know that these are odd and beautiful animals, but has anyone kept these before? I would like a care sheet. the name may be confusing, as the store uses other such names as "fire-walker, emerald hoppers and dragon snake." Thank you.

DAVE

Hi there:

I get tons of herps for my reptile zoo from a local exotic breeder. They sell green snakes, caecilians, fire salamanders, golden tree frogs... Most of thse things I have bought, including the caecilians (terrestrial!) Anyway, they have this long bank of little vivariums with dividers in between them. These house tarantulas, scorpions, millipedes and horned frogs. Recently I saw a new sight. A cage labeled narrow-mothed toad. I know that these are odd and beautiful animals, but has anyone kept these before? I would like a care sheet. the name may be confusing, as the store uses other such names as "fire-walker, emerald hoppers and dragon snake." Thank you.

Most narrow mouthed toad species are easy to care for but the exact setup that should be used depends on the species.

Seth

DAVE

Ya there are many many types of narrowmouth toads. Would you be able to narrow down the sepcies.