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    Apalachicola National Forest, Franklin County Florida

    Interesting that they stay lighter down there. Do you think that's a regional population thing or more individual variation? I've seen the darker phase stuff be pretty common elsewhere in Florida.
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    Is it it safe to keep a Colorado River toad with a cane toad?

    I'd have to say no on this one. Both species produce different toxins, and if they share the same water bowl (which they will in a tank together), there's a real risk of poisoning—cane toad venom is potent enough to kill crocs, so your Colorado River toad wouldn't stand a chance if it's exposed...
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    Is it it safe to keep a Colorado River toad with a cane toad?

    I'd keep them separate. Cane toads are incredibly toxic and you run a real risk of poisoning your Colorado River toad, especially with shared water. Beyond the toxin concern, they have pretty different environmental needs and temperaments—Colorado River toads like to bury and stay hidden, while...
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    Anyone have Indonesian Tree Boas?

    That's awesome that you did your homework beforehand—so many people don't. One thing that really makes a difference once you've got everything else dialed in is being patient with feeding. Most Indonesian Tree Boas will only eat lizards or frogs, and some keepers spend months trying to switch...
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