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Toads for sale

Similar to Frogs, Toads have glands behind their ears that produce a toxic liquid, the Marine/Cane Toads secrete this more than others. You can keep less toxic species such as the Fire Bellied Toads these are always a favourite.

Asian Spiny Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Asian Spiny Toad
Bufo melanostictus

The Black Spined Toad reaches an adult size of 90mm, they can be found throughout South-Eastern Asia.

Cane Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Cane Toad
Bufo marinus

The Cane Toad also known as the Marine Toad is a huge terrestrial true toad which is native to Central and South America. It has been introduced into other non native countries and has caused big problems to native wildlife.

Fire Bellied Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Fire Bellied Toad
Bombina orientalis

The Fire Bellied Toad is one of the most widely kept species of toad. Easy to keep and maintain makes them a great beginners amphibian.

Surinam Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Surinam Toad
Pipa pipa

Surinam Toads are leaf like in appearance and nearly completely flat. They have a strange reproduction where the female lays her eggs onto the males back. They can reach 20cm in length, however 10 to 13cm is typical.

Bumble Bee Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Bumble Bee Toad
Melanophryniscus stelzneri

These small black and yellow toads are a small species growing to an adult size of 25mm to 35mm, females being larger. On their underside they have flashes of red on their feed and belly. They are a hardy species of toad to keep in captivity.

Eastern Spadefoot Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Eastern Spadefoot Toad
Scaphiopus holbrookii

The Eastern Spadefoot toad is from North America. It has one spur on each of its back feet for burrowing. They spend a large amount of their life underground in a dormant state. The unusual shaped feet has given this toad it's name.

Egyptian Green Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Egyptian Green Toad
Bufo viridis

The Egyptian Green Toad can reach a size 11cm (4.5 inch). Found in lowland areas in dryish and sandy habitats some live close to the seashore.

Egyptian Square Marked Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Egyptian Square Marked Toad
Bufo regularis

The Egyptian Square Marked Toad has a large habitat range from Egypt throughout most of Africa. They have a general toad appearance and reach an adult size of 6 to 13cm, males tend to be much smaller.

Flower Pot Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Flower Pot Toad
Kaloula baleata

The Flower Pot Toad can be found in Borneo, Indochinese Peninsula, Java, Malay Peninsula and Philippine Islands.

Giant Asian Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Giant Asian Toad
Bufo asper

The Giant Asian Toad or River Toad as it is also known, can reach a length of 22cm, females are larger. They inhabit areas of South East Asia.

Great Plains Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Great Plains Toad
Bufo cognatus

The Great Plains Toads are easy to keep but seem to be rarely offered. They are active during the night in search for foods and hide during the day.

Southern Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Southern Toad
Bufo terrestris

The Southern Toad reaches an adult size of 4 to 9cm, females being the largest. They inhabit sandy areas, marshes, and mixed hardwood swamps in South America.

Tree Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Tree Toad
Pedostibes hosii

The Tree Toad is an arboreal species that lives in forests throughout Borneo . Females are large compared to males, reaching an adult size of up to 10cm.

Western Green Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Western Green Toad
Bufo debilis

A nice small, brightly coloured species that is very active during the night in search of foods. The Western Green Toad makes a great pet amphibian, being

Yellow Bellied Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Yellow Bellied Toad
Bombina variegata

The Yellow Bellied Toad grows to an adult size of 1-2 inches. They are a small, plump toad with a dark warty back and a yellow to orange belly.

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