Building a Toad Terrarium 

Nice idea. I used a pan and I inplanted in the ground of my enclosure so my toad could swim around and soak

@@BBgooberXalso a good idea

What kind of glue do you recommend?

Congrats! I’m so glad this helped, and I hope your toad enjoys his home!!

Mine has never even attempted to escape even if the door is open. He knows he has it made

lmaoo mine too! my nieces love him cause they can hold him without jumping out of their hand@@Tootnscoot

@@Tootnscoot exactly! They need to step up their enclosure/feeders game UP

Thank you!!!

Can never go wrong with plastic tanks 👍

They always like it if there’s food 😉

Yeah 😅

I feed him crickets and fruit flies which I get from the store, but I also use ear wigs I catch around my house, nasty, but he likes them. I made my own reserve of those. Let me know if you have any other questions :)

@@hobbybiology Thanks for the info! Very much appreciated! My toad is the size of a thumbnail, lol. It has to be a baby. Do you know when it would know to eat? I added some spinach and shredded carrots to the terrarium, but I'm not sure if it touched it.

@@princessl.d.g. I try to feed it with the tongs every other night, unless it looks hungry. He stands on his back legs against the glass sometimes, I feel like thats when he's telling me he's hungry lol. The fruit flies should serve well for it since it can snack on them passively, and they're good for smaller reptiles/amphibians. What I do is I keep a small plastic lid or tray in the tank with some mushed berries, this way when I add fruit flies to the tank they stay in there, but some definitely get out.

@@hobbybiology Thanks so much for the info! This certainly helps a lot!

You earned a new subby! Keep up the great work!

Unfortunately the same here :/ people should breed and sell them. They have amazing potential as pets

I really wish I knew there was such a big demand for American toads. I had 16 a couple months ago. I kept four but released the others back into the wild (they were morphs and it was time for them to be released). It killed me to have to let them go though because they were tadpoles when we found them. I would have much rather had known they were being raised by people instead of fending for themselves in the wild.

Yes it is! It’s alive and well still after having it for 2 months. Eats straight from the tongs. I can tell he’s grown a little bit, at most an inch bigger/taller. It put on weight too, I can see it’s full belly sag more lol. Still a juvenile. Definitely grew though! (Despite being on the small side still)

Hmmm I would try contacting a local pet shop to see if they'll take it. I don't know if I'd release it. I think my guys have lost some of their natural instincts lol. Good luck!

Don't release it , I would look online for a Breeder, that might be interested in him . Goodluck

@@wulves6509 thanks dude, you're amazing

Not really sure why you would say you can't take care of him if he's big. American toads don't really get that big. And the bigger they are, the less they eat. You need to feed them everyday when they're little but when they're big you can feed them a couple times a week and they'll be fine. If you're taking care of him now as a small toad you'll be able to care for him as a big toad.

They don't really get that big.I have mine in a ten gallon It's a big female And she is small

I’m VERY curious as to what kind of frog you have and how the setup looks….. because most frogs prefer a mix of land and water. If you’d ever be willing to share through google drive, i’d love to give tips where i can. Plus a white frog sounds fascinating!

If they realized they would be thankful 🙏

crickets! and fruit flies cuz he's still small enough

10 gallons per toad

@@Godblesslaci thanks this is really helpful