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Old 11-10-03, 08:44 PM   #1
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Grandma's Toad

Hello, a new toad came to live here today. My roomates Grandma has been talking about this toad that lives in her basement for like months and months now. I'd say almost a year. Anyways, the Grandma is now moving for the first time in 43 years and was insisting this toad could not be left in the basement because she wouldn't be there to feed it anymore and the new owners might finish the basement. She was quite attached to it. She convinces my roomates to bring it home, (wow must have been hard considering one is a huge frog nut) and they didn't think they should let it go either because the grandma has been feeding it for like so long....by hand...its nuts. Anyways so here is this toad in a temp home until they go out and buy moss and all that good stuff,

<img src="http://8snakes.myftp.org/marisa/Reptiles/toad/toad1.jpg">
<img src="http://8snakes.myftp.org/marisa/Reptiles/toad/toad2.jpg">
<img src="http://8snakes.myftp.org/marisa/Reptiles/toad/toad3.jpg">
<img src="http://8snakes.myftp.org/marisa/Reptiles/toad/toad4.jpg">

It is an American Toad, right? I am not really sure as I don't know much about frogs or toads. Does it look o.k. health wise? It is very active and already ate some gutloaded crickets.

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