What can you put with another fire belly toad?

Question

Hi. I have a fire bellied toad that once had a companion and his girfriend suddenly got out cuz my sister left it open. My mom doesnt want to get another toad until we find out what can go with it first.

Do you know what else i can put in there?

Answer 1

Matters the size of the toad... but I used to keep fire belly toads and fire belly newts together. just be careful.. they will escape if they can

Answer 2

Fantails prefer 20 gallons each and each(attain 6-8 inches), straightforward goldfish prefer 50 gallons each and each or a pond(reaching over a million foot). the two goldfish won't be in a position to be mixed mutually by way of fact the speedier swimming straightforward gets all the nutrition ravenous the fantail. fire bellied toads prefer land aspects and making a 70 gallon water section would be close to impossible, additionally danger of the toad drowining. additionally fire bellied toads secrete pollution that would kill fish, in the event that they do no longer kill them it makes them ill. And any other way around, goldfish make alot of waste and severe ammonia that the frog heavily isn't waiting to stand. the two kinds of animal will additionally carry distinctive paracites and germs so this would additionally bring about deaths. and don't be like do no longer answer as that's lives right here, the two will die is that what you prefer? If no longer die go through until dying.

Answer 3

I would say more fire belly toads, or possibly newts. Depending on the size of the toad(s), you could keep a small axolotl in the water part of the tank, but if it gets big enough that it thinks it can eat its cagemates, it will. Also check local laws before getting an axolotl, a lot of places are considering banning them because they are afraid of them getting loose and wreaking havoc on the local ecosystem.

Answer 4

I have 4 fire belly toads and I keep 2 fire belly newts and a green tree frog all in the same cage.