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im having a problem i found a frog in my backyard and he was in the same spot for two days .

i brought him in and gave him his own tank lamp and water and a place to call hme but hes not eating , hes just hiding idk if hes aquatic or land, i get paid tomorrow and want to make sure i can help. he looks like a grey tree frog but hes small and fat and grey, but his toes dont look lke a tree frog....im stuck because i dnt want to give him/her anything bad, because i dont have my info right. that would really hurt me....ty ruthe

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pythonlover

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Can you take him to a near by creek and release him,nature will take care of him.

14 years ago. Rating: 15
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Colleen

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He's a toad. He needs to be put back outside. You can not help a wildlife creature like a toad. He knows how to take care of himself. You are hurting him by taking him out of his environment. Your stressing him and stress will kill him.

14 years ago. Rating: 13
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robertgrist

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Toads here at Yreka California eat slugs, snails and pretty much anything that they can get into their mouth. I saw one eat a scorpion one day without hesitation. Toads are tough and self-reliant. I give them places where they can go in the heat of the day…wet rock grottos.

14 years ago. Rating: 12
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doolittle

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Your little guy/gal is a toad. Toads don't roam too far...but they like to be free!!! Put him/her back in that special place you found him/her...they sell ceramic toad homes...you could put it in the shade nearby.

14 years ago. Rating: 11
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millie111

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I`d put him where there`s food..greenery and water..hope the little guy/gal survives! :-)

14 years ago. Rating: 7
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lambshank

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I f you really wish to the best thing for this little creature put him back where he belongs in his natural environment, he will not thrive nor probably survive if you keep him