Technically I think they are just called small or immature frogs but I have seen them described as froglets.
Well we have two things, newly hatched frogs and toads are tadpoles. New frogs and toads who have recently become frogs and toads from tadpoles are called froglets and toadlets,
Tadpoles.
When in fish like stage, yourn frogs and toads are tadpoles or pollywogs. When they have grown feet but still have a tale, Froglets.
tadpoles or polliwogs are the larval stage of a frogs or toads they hatch from eggs and become tadpoles they then develop back legs and then the front ones then their tails disappear and they become froglets or toadlets The larval form of tailless amphibians: frogs, toads, treefrogs, and dartfrogs
If the toads are small enough they certainly will eat them and the tadpoles too. If the toads are toxic as is the case with cane toads the goldfish/koi will be poisoned and may well die.
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Frogs and toads go through a process called metamorphosis, which involves distinct physical changes. They start as aquatic tadpoles, breathing through gills and feeding on plant matter. As they grow, they develop limbs and lungs, eventually transitioning into adult frogs or toads with fully developed lungs for breathing on land.
Young toads are called tadpoles. Tadpoles are the larval stage of a toad's life cycle, starting as fertilized eggs laid in water. They undergo metamorphosis, developing legs and lungs as they transition into adult toads. Tadpoles primarily feed on algae and plant matter before becoming carnivorous as adults.
They turn into toads anywhere between a couple of weeks to a few years, depending on the species.
Baby frogs and toads are called tadpoles. Baby newts are called efts. And baby salamanders are called nymphs.
Toads tadpoles hatch out in spring.