Found 3 baby toads in my pond yesterday about an inch big dont think they are cane toads (Florida) but not sure what type.
This was best pic as others they dove in water
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Found 3 baby toads in my pond yesterday about an inch big dont think they are cane toads (Florida) but not sure what type.
This was best pic as others they dove in water
Juvenile toads can be very difficult to ID; the best diagnostic characters (cranial crests, parotoid glsnds, etc.) are not yet well developed. My best guess on your toadlet is Southern Toad, but I wouldn't put any money on that.
I hope your right but yes hard to say as cane toads have completely taken over the area if they are non cane toads it would be great.
All 3 took off after heavy rains hope they survive the Cane toads
>>Found 3 baby toads in my pond yesterday about an inch big dont think they are cane toads (Florida) but not sure what type.
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>> This was best pic as others they dove in water
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These look big. Babies of most American species of toads are usually about the size of a finger nail. The ones who have could be cane toads.
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