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Q:
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How long to quarantine?
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I have three fire belly toads that are doing really well for me and I am considering adopting two more toads. I know it is a good idea to quarantine the new ones, but how long should I keep them seperate?
Thanks.
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Accepted Answer
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8/29/2008 10:54:47 AM
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BitterSweet
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amphibians are difficult, they wont show signs they're sick until they are dead most of the time. your best bet is to quarentie for 60-90 days
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Member Comment
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8/29/2008 2:25:18 PM
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GarbrechtRE
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General rule of thumb is 3months with reptiles...toads tho I'm not sure
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