Eggs and Toads

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sam

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I have Two fire-bellied toads in with my three newts who have just laid eggs. Do i need a seperate place for the eggs to hatch, will the frogs bother them??
 
The frogs and newts will eat the tadpoles. You're going to have to move them if you want them to survive.
 
Guys pls note this is the axie forum...there is a specific topic for fire bellies in the main forum site: See Common name etc.

You'll get a better response for those critters in there.
 
Now, this thread is in the beautiful world of Fire-bellied toads! Thanks Mik.
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i thought this was the fire-belly toad forum, that is how it is labled. are we not in the beautiful world of FTBs?
 
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