2,000 Spray Toads returned to wild

Fantastic! I saw these guys (through a mega-awesome quarantine setup after Detroit almost caused their extinction!) in Toledo. Good to hear they're still on the rise.
 
Kaysie said:
Fantastic! I saw these guys (through a mega-awesome quarantine setup after Detroit almost caused their extinction!) in Toledo. Good to hear they're still on the rise.
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Thanks, Kaysie...I was actually surprised they did so well, as some of the newborns are so small they struggle to down even pinheads. Varied diet difficult to provide; we used pins, springtails, fruit flies, flour beetle larvae; I experimented with ants as well, not sure if that is still being done, Best, Frank
 
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