Toads and gardening

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I have toads that apparently have returned to living under my deck, and since I have BUGS EVERYWHERE I have been putting out diatomaceous earth, including sweeping it over the deck, since the dogs have fleas. Do you know if this will hurt the little toads? (I think I have Texas toads) I mean, my dog is probably gonna be worse to them, but, you know, I like the little toads.
 
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