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Meet Booger, Bloopa, and Reese.

THE ORIENTAL FIRE-BELLIED TOADS!

My mom and sister had to name two of them. My sister named the biggest Reese, and my Mom named the most smallest Booger.
I named the middle-sized brown toad Bloopa.

They're living in Serra's old 10 gallon, the one I made into a vivarium! I modified it quite a bit to accommodate the three toads.

Reese and Booger




Booger basking on the floating piece of wood


Bloopa


Reese


Booger


Their entire setup! * don't worry I just opened the shades to take these pictures, it's closed all the time.




Kevin

Awesome! I like that setup. It looks like it will be easy to clean the water area too. Your new friends will be very happy!

wicked setup dude. thats awesome

Beautiful - both setup and toads. You're getting quite a little zoo, aren't you.

SpotsMama wrote: You're getting quite a little zoo, aren't you.

lol i was about to say that

How are you going to be able to tell those guys apart lol. Their very cute

ooo very cool, I'm surprised your mom let you get three! They're very cute, I'm jealous

Awesome setup
Looks very natural

lol the only problem now is the lid.

I used plastic wrap to wrap the edges so that way the only waythey can get out is to climb upsidedown on the plastic wrap. I doubt they can do that since they can barely climb the glass. But I put a plastic lid on the opening just in case. One of them climbed on top of the christmas cactus and was dangerously close to the opening.

I'll try and build a better one tomorrow.

Dont toads give you warts 0.0
Haha just wondering

lol that's just a myth.

Besides, Fire-bellied toads are actually a type of frog.

They are so cute love the names

It seems like you have a very nice setup for them

That's a great setup Kevin! Beautiful frogs! Your mother has a cool sense of humor too...Booger! So did you use the gnat infestation line to get her to let you get them? Also, you can get a screened top for a 10 gallon for like less than $10 I think. Then you can tape some plastic wrap to cover up part of it to keep the humidity and warmth in. They aren't great climbers but I have seen them climb up the corner of the tank before. Also if you can get a picture of their bellies that would be cool too. That's one of their most interesting features.

Ok I just got more pics!

Little Booger hiding in the moss


Reese sittin on the log


Bloopa and Reese


Here's the belly you wanted, David. They're awfully shy abut showing their bellies.


Little booger..


I don't have much live food to feed them so I'm trying to tempt them into freeze-dried mealworms by "fishing". I tie the mealworm up with the string and dangle it in the tank. Reese ate the first two but Bloopa and Boog was that gullible.

Aww cute toadies kevin! They look really happy in there!