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Bufo acting odd?

sallie2010

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My Bufo is trying to eat but then spits it out. I looked down the gullet and found nothing. He is fat seems healthy except for the spitting out the food.
Is there anything to do?:(
 

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Depends on the food. Apparently it doesn't like what it's being offered. Try something different, like small earthworms, sowbugs, pillbugs...pretty much anything that isn't brightly colored.
 
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