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Hello - We Hope Someone Can Help

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Hello - We were wondering if anyone can help. We purchased 2 toads (which we were told are from Malaysia) they are about 1.5 inches full grown adults. We have recently lost one and the other is showing signs of illness as well. We’re trying to find out how to take care of the little guy but have no idea what kind of toad he is. We have no help from the reptile store; the kid who sold them is no longer there and no one knows what they are.
We will attach a pic as soon as we figure out how to do so… we’re hoping someone will know what kind of toad he is so we can get him the proper help. He has glossy eyes and is not moving as much as he used to. ~ Thank you
 
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Welcome, but I'm sorry to hear about your toad. Knowing what kind it is would be helpful.

To post a photo, you need to reduce the size of the photo to what this forum accepts (something like 600x400px works well), then click on "go advanced" and then "manage attachments". I would suggest that you start a new thread in the frog section of the forum for this. That would be a better place for photos of a toad.
 
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