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Tadpoles.

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I would recommend a tank with half water and half land with plenty of hiding spaces (i.e. rocks, branches, plants...) and most likely feed them wingless fruit flies.

Most of the toads you find in your yard need just a little water (so a shallow bowl in the terrarium will do), they are not as aquatic as some frogs and may only "hang out" in water during breeding season. Frogs and toads will eat about anything that moves that fits in their mouths, from flies to grasshoppers, crickets, slugs, beetles, dragonflies, bees, etc. You can get food crickets at some pet stores if you don't feel like catching bugs. Make sure they have enough room and keep the terrarium clean.

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Tadpoles shead their skin every 3 to 4 weeks.

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Yes, usually they can without a lot of competition. But sometimes it might not work out, and they can get into a fight.

personally I have two fire bellied toads, one marbled salamander, and a fire salamander.

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no

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only some

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Toads have 4 legs

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As all living things respire, even toads do respire too. It is just the matter of the way the living things respire. Toads breathe through their skin with whats called cutaneous gas exchange. They also have lungs for when they're out and about, but when in hibernation or submerged in water, they just use their skin. (Did I answer the question?) :D

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cuz dey werent hungry

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yes if you are cruel enouth just find any strange chemical including soap and throw it on any defenseless innocent toad that is hopping by to burn up his skin!

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They started their life there because they used to be tadpoles and they breed there every spring.

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Like all other amphibians larvae toad`s larvae possess gills.Toads youngs are called tadpole larvae.

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Frogs and toads are basically the same except for a few differences. Toads have round bodies that are dry and bumpy. Frogs have thin bodies that are smooth and moist. Toads have short stubby legs that do not jump very far in proportion to body length, while frogs have long legs that jump great distances in proportion to body length. The tadpoles of the toads are generally black, while the tadpoles of frogs are generally brown. Toads live on land and only return to water to mate, while most frogs will live in or near water they're whole lives. Toads have glands behind their eyes called paratoid glands that produce bufotoxin which varies in intensity, while frogs have no such glands. Toads have "warts" which let them store fat, while frogs don't. Frog skin allows absorption of small amounts of oxygen, while the toads' skin doesn't. Toads hibernate in holes they either dig or find, while frogs will just bury themselves in the mud at the bottom of the pond.

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As an adult, yes. The young breathe through gills, as do all tadpoles.

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Cane Toads

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Toads eat insects like crickets. they are carnivores

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yes frogs have claws they scraped my cuzine

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Yes, toads will eat any bug, including stinkbugs.

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Yes, they burrow down into the mud or leaf litter when it begins to get cold and lower their bodily functions to near death and sit out the cold months.

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No they don't. Young frogs may change in color somewhat if they grow older but adult toads do not change from brown to green.

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Yes.

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- Webbed limbs for swimming easily

- Pores on body to keep it moist when not in water

- long and powerful hind limbs for jumping and propulsion in water

- long and sticky tongue in order to catch prey that are far off e.g insects