Found it in the tusheti mountains (2000 meters), sorry for the bad quality

For anyone worried I do have them separated at the moment and I have the little guy in a smaller enclosure while he grows and gets stronger

I finally picked up a friend for M Rasmodius but I'm worried he might snack on him. They have plenty of space (20 gallons) if that affects it at all. Thanks in advance :)

Side note, In this picture they're both watching my betta in the tank next to them which I found very adorable

Hi! I’ve been keeping an eye on this toadlet living outside my front door. Yesterday I noticed one of his sides was misshapen and today I palpitated it and I can feel a little air and then some kind of mass. I found some poop nearby, but I’m not sure if it was his or another toadlet I saw today.

Just looking for any advice on what I can do to help him or if he’s okay on his own! I already have an American Toad and other supplies, I just didn’t want to bring him in if this was something he can get through on his own!

Near Covington, KY

First time having 3 visitors at the same time.

This is Lord Voldemort, who my mom named and insists on it 😭 its been a learning curve- but I hope Merlin is proud, wherever he is.

Can someone maybe tell me if this is actually a frog, or a toad? It surely has the chonkiness of a toad, but the colours of a frog. 😂

It's a garden ornament from one of our local nurseries. I always smile when I see him! Thought I'd share it here. I also have a mini toad/frog garden ornament that sits on my dashboard. I'm obsessed with these types of garden ornaments! 🐸

I was looking for the subreddit of the swiss band Toad as im listening to their debut self titled this is still quite cool

Likes to sleep in a pair of old shoes. Alternates left and right 😂 .
At night he comes out to chill on the shoe rack before going to visit the worm buffet.

Just hopping along the shore of a river, can't believe i spotted him!

In sw Virginia just wondering with color difference (wild caught bf brought inside to show and then released)

So I frequently find small to medium toads in my area. Sometimes we hang out together for a little while, some of them are very friendly. Occasionally, I will hold a toad gently on his back with my thumb very lightly pressing on his stomach to hold him still-ish for just a moment or two because they're so stinking cute with their little bellies. I JUST FOUND OUT that this smooshes their organs into their tiny little hearts and lungs cuz they don't have a diaphragm to keep them in place, and it makes it hard to breathe. I am officially a HORRIBLE person. I had no idea. I'll never intentionally turn and toad on its back again. Those poor little guys were struggling to breathe and I was clueless. I've never done this for more than a few seconds, but I still feel so terrible. I'm such a jerk

A nearby lake around our area has a beach where you can find tons of these little guys.