Fire-Bellied Toad
Bright, active and fun to watch.
Fire-bellied toads are small, semi-aquatic amphibians that do well in groups. Their skin secretions are irritating, so wash your hands after handling.

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Daily care
20-gallon tank half water, half land; 65–78°F; dechlorinated water.
Small gut-loaded insects dusted with calcium.
Swimming and climbing space.
Keep the water clean.
Common health concerns
Know what to watch for. Early detection makes most of these far easier and cheaper to treat.
- Red leg (bacterial)
- Chytrid fungus
- Metabolic bone disease
- Skin infections
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This guide is general information, not veterinary advice. Costs are rough U.S. estimates for food, supplies and routine care. Always consult a licensed veterinarian about your pet’s needs.