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Fire-bellied Toad Care Sheet

Sexing and Characteristics:

Males get spikey rough skin and start to let out a little barking sound during breeding season and usually have thicker forearms then females and are really active and fun to watch.

Mostly Active During: Night

Substrate and Water needs:

These toads do best in 1/2 or 2/3 water and 1/2 or 1/3 land. good substrate are pepples bigger than the toads head made for aquarums water should be dechlornated with a water conditioner and should be completely change every 6 months.

Lighting and UVB:

No specially lighting is needed since their nocturnal

Temperatures and Humidity:

Temperatures could be between 70 to 80 degrees all day and water temperature could drop to about 64 degrees, humidity should be about 80 degrees daily misting is recommened to keep the humidity up.

Heating and Equipment:

Heating is not needed but recommened and can be achieve be a basking lamp. I dont use one and mine are fine, also a hide box and submersible water filter is recommened.

Caging:

A ten gallon tank could house about three. I have two fire belly toad with one newt in a ten gallon tank and they do fine any more after 3 should be in a 20 gallon tank

Diet:

Carnivorous. They eat anything they can fit into their mouths. Some examples are crickets, waxworms, earthworms, moths, small fish, and adults could be offered pinkies sometimes, however don't feed them mealworms as their tough shell could be hard to digest and can cause problems. Feed them about 3-4 times a week and dust food items once a week.

Supplements, Nutrition and Usage:

Calcium/D3 are a must to prevent stunted groth, weak bones, weak joints, and death. I use reptical which provides calcium/D3, dust food items once a week.

Maintenance

Maintenance is easy if you have a water filter. Every 2 weeks take out 1/4 of the water and add fresh water, every month clean the filter, and every 3 months clean the whole tank and the pebbles. Do not use any soaps or cleaning liquids as they could kill the toads.