Bombina Oriental
Fire Bellied Toad
" Chopstick & Deuce"
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Bombina Oriental Fire Bellied Toad " Chopstick & Deuce" |
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About Fire Bellid Toads
The Oriental Fire-bellied Toad, Bombina orientalis, is actually not a toad, but
a semi-aquatic frog. A very curious and active frog, as an added plus, they are
diurnal, so you don't have to wait up to see them. These guys are almost comical
in their antics, as they swim and hop around their enclosure, which should be at
least half water. Their bright belly coloration is there to warn
predators. These frogs secret a somewhat toxic substance, that, although not
dangerous to humans could harm tank mates of a different species.
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Chopstick's New Tank Part 2 |
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Chopstick's New Tank Part 1 |
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| Chopstick's New Home Part 2 |
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These are the new parts I will be using in my frogs new home. |
| Chopstick's Old Cage |
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Unfortunately he was living in this small cage way to long. And now that he's my toad, He will be given a new home to live in. |
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Other Webpage About Fire Bellied Toads -- Forums -- -- Info & Supply -- www.wikihow.com/Care-for-Fire-Belly-Toads
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water d I have one Fire Toad and planning to redo he's tank. I see most
people are using about 4~6" (10~15cm) deep ! Is that to deep ? Do they real swim
down that low ?. Right now my Fire-BT in a tank with about 1.5" (3.8cm) deep. He
spend most of the time in the water floating around at the top. |
