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Posted by LizardFlorida on April 22, 2003 at 23:17:50:
In Reply to: Re: common american toad comment... posted by ginevive on April 21, 2003 at 07:27:14:
because these are very hardy pets. And once domesticated if released they can no longer fend on their own. Mine is a cutie. she knows when it is breakfast time and greets me every morning waiting for her cricket!
LizardFlorida
:I know, those toads can pull at your heart. I took one in last fall when a friend's daughter no longer wanted him. He was thin and kinda frail from lack of vitamin-powdered food. I feed him it now, though he still looks a bit flimsy, and he has some trouble getting food so I feed him crickets by hand. But he is overall a healthy little guy, and i could never let him go.
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