Can anyone ID this toad?
Oct 8th 2007 | 8:33 pm
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Oct 8th 2007 | 9:08 pm
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Re: Can anyone ID this toad?
Don't let a dog near them and kill them hard and fast. Destroying the good frog population and they are foul things that are spreading south fast. It's your duty to stop them 
Oct 9th 2007 | 12:49 am
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Re: Can anyone ID this toad?
I still couldn't bring myself to kill one, even if I could find it again. We don't have any pets so that's not a big concer. I could always send my husband out with the golf clubs but I don't think he could do it either 
So looks like it's free range around our house!
So looks like it's free range around our house!
Oct 9th 2007 | 2:13 am
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Re: Can anyone ID this toad?
Can anyone identify this toad?
Oct 9th 2007 | 2:19 am
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Re: Can anyone ID this toad?
Why don't you give it a big Kiss and see if it turns in to anything?
Oct 9th 2007 | 7:03 am
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Re: Can anyone ID this toad?
I found this while weeding the other day. It was hiding behind a pot by my front garden and it scared the crap out of me since I was right beside it when it moved.
Anyone know what it is? At first I thought it was a cane toad, but it doesn't exactly look like the pictures I found.
Anyone know what it is? At first I thought it was a cane toad, but it doesn't exactly look like the pictures I found.
Oct 9th 2007 | 7:10 am
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Re: Can anyone ID this toad?
Could put it in a hole!
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Oct 9th 2007 | 9:35 am
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Re: Can anyone ID this toad?
According to the article below you should pop them in the fridge, just don't mix them up with the ice cubes and pop them in your drink
The most humane way to kill juvenile and adult cane toads is to catch them and put them into a secure container with air holes (plastic takeaway food containers are ideal). Put the container in a refrigerator overnight which causes the toad to go into a coma-like state. Then move the container to the freezer the next morning and freeze until the next garbage collection day or freeze it for a couple days and then bury them in the backyard compost bin or garden bed.
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The most humane way to kill juvenile and adult cane toads is to catch them and put them into a secure container with air holes (plastic takeaway food containers are ideal). Put the container in a refrigerator overnight which causes the toad to go into a coma-like state. Then move the container to the freezer the next morning and freeze until the next garbage collection day or freeze it for a couple days and then bury them in the backyard compost bin or garden bed.
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Oct 9th 2007 | 11:06 am
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Re: Can anyone ID this toad?
According to the article below you should pop them in the fridge, just don't mix them up with the ice cubes and pop them in your drink
The most humane way to kill juvenile and adult cane toads is to catch them and put them into a secure container with air holes (plastic takeaway food containers are ideal). Put the container in a refrigerator overnight which causes the toad to go into a coma-like state. Then move the container to the freezer the next morning and freeze until the next garbage collection day or freeze it for a couple days and then bury them in the backyard compost bin or garden bed.
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The most humane way to kill juvenile and adult cane toads is to catch them and put them into a secure container with air holes (plastic takeaway food containers are ideal). Put the container in a refrigerator overnight which causes the toad to go into a coma-like state. Then move the container to the freezer the next morning and freeze until the next garbage collection day or freeze it for a couple days and then bury them in the backyard compost bin or garden bed.
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Oct 9th 2007 | 11:41 am
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Oct 9th 2007 | 11:19 pm
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Re: Can anyone ID this toad?
Could just lick them!!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychoactive_toad
Don't know the legality of this thou!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychoactive_toad
Don't know the legality of this thou!
Oct 9th 2007 | 11:27 pm
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Re: Can anyone ID this toad?
I'ts my EX!!!! The voo-doo worked!!YAY!
