I am having extreme difficulty getting my albino Woodhouse toads to continue to eat. They are past the toadlett stage and should be over the hump. Instead, they seem scared of even the small crickets. They will occassionally lunge at one, but I have yet to see them actually catch a cricket. I have changed substrates, temperature, and light and still cannot get them to eat. Does anyone have any advice for me on this. I have successfully kept reptiles and amphibians on and off for almost twenty years but I am completely stumped with this pair of toads. Thank you
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Albino Woodhouse toads not eating
rana888
Oct 03, 2007 09:29 PM
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otis07
Oct 07, 2007 05:05 PM
what are your temps,substrate ect? have you tried feeding them fruit flies. i've never had WH toads before, but lots of other bufo species and when they are little like that they preffer fruit flies, not crix.
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