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I live in the valley, where Long-Toed sallies are in abundance, and a friend at a local nature conservancy allowed me to take home a couple of long-toed larvae.

Only one survived, and it is a newly metamorphed little guy.

I keep the little guy in a tank with my hermit crab, who mostly stays on the sandy side of the tank, while the sally stays on the mossy side of the tank. I also have two fire-bellied toads in a separate tank.

Hello everyone!
 
katikinz said:
I live in the valley, where Long-Toed sallies are in abundance, and a friend at a local nature conservancy allowed me to take home a couple of long-toed larvae.

Only one survived, and it is a newly metamorphed little guy.

I keep the little guy in a tank with my hermit crab, who mostly stays on the sandy side of the tank, while the sally stays on the mossy side of the tank. I also have two fire-bellied toads in a separate tank.

Hello everyone!
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welcome to the forums! sad only one survived, but at least you have the one. you should post up some pictures for us to see. And include the hermit crab, there funny to see i love those guys
 
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