Our South American Cane Toad rehoused and care
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- Опубликовано: 27 янв 2024
- The Giant Cane Toad Rhinella marina from South America a truly amazing amphibian which has become classed as the most invasive creature after becoming out of control in areas where it was released to to keep pests down in the cane fields of Northern Australia.
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Same here, I can’t imagine not having it!
In Australia, Cane Toads are eaten by keelback snakes, Salt Water crocodiles, and Rakali who flip them over and eat internal organs, also some birds eat their lower half, avoiding the poison glands.
Dave, I was a fusilier 2rrf b,COY, under Denis curry who's now co of the reg⚔️🇬🇧💯
I figured it's more about overwhelming population and what they eat. Sadly, natural predators did have to adapt which still hurts the balance of nature.
Hi Dave and Camera lady! Thank you for the videos. I appreciate them.
Fabulous video. I love your attitude of kindness to the animals that it is not about feeding your ego but instead about education and a great environment for the animal. Thank you. Getting my first stirmi this week and I cannot wait.
Thank you so much! Stermi are great 👍
Thank you. I played with toads as a child.
Again from Switzerland, this video only had one commercial break with 2 ads together right in the middle of the video - this is very acceptable. You put so much work into your videos, the ads are there to compensate you. I would definitely support you if you had a buy me a coffee or patreon, as I have been watching from the beginning and have never been disappointed. Thanks again.
Thanks for that! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I don't get adverts thank god for you tube premium 😊 great as always love toads and frogs soooo cute love to you both
Hello Dave and Camera Lady. So lovely to see you as always. Thank you for sharing your little toad with us. As much as I love the mossy frogs and your big Odin, this one reminds me of the Bupo toads in Florida and they give me nightmares. It isn’t their fault that dogs like to chew on them and get poisoned but it did give me some bad experiences. I never thought I would prefer spiders 😮🤣. You have made me a changed woman. I am still hoping for a mossy frog update. Well, I am still sick 🤧😷🤒 so I am back to bed. Take care of yourselves and each other and for heavens sake Dave, go wash your hands!!❤️🤠
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Lovely vid, I think if something 100 times my size tried picking me up I'd urinate all over it as well 😂 The main issue with the adverts is that it doesn't restart where the video left off so you have to rewind. Before the 1st ad you were holding it saying 'we'll keep it there' when the ad started and when the vid started again it was already in the new home, . No matter how many ads they put on it, it won't put people off your excellent content 🙂
🙏 thank you ❤
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I hate ads but i would watch thousands of ads to learn from your care lessons!💪💪
Thank you so much ❤
All Ye worship and praise the almighty Hypno Toad🙏
Interesting seeing someone cherishing a cane toad - when you come from Australia
And another awesome video Dave, never ending information and entertainment ! Thanks for all of the time and effort you and camera Lady put in for us, I’m sure I speak for everyone when I say I really appreciate it.
Glad you enjoyed it❤️❤️❤️
Ah the old Cane toad
As you know im in Australia and they were introduced to Carins in Queensland and they are now as you say quite the nuisance up there especially in certain weather and they grow into huge toads some as big as your head,
Having one to watch grow in a controlled environment I think they are great but in the wild not so much.
Great video as always guys 😊👍🏻
another example of how man thinks he knows better than nature, when will we learn ?
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Lol never
Your a bloody legend Dave 👏
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Love your videos on the frog or toad I don’t know very much about amphibians, so I love you video is so informative. Thank you very much.
Glad you like them!❤️
Good morning Dave! Damn! Now I need to find more space for a future Cane Toad and Bullfrog 😂 absolutely wonderful creatures and another fabulous video about them!
Great to see you the night before SEAS too!
Was a great evening really enjoyed the whole weekend 🙏
Brilliant video guys beautiful toed thank you very much love it xxxx😊
Glad you enjoyed it❤️
Hi from Down Under. Absolutely right re the "menace" these have made in Queensland in spreading from cane areas all over the state and heading south. Happy I'm in rural Victoria! Hopefully, too cool down here, but they are adaptable. They grow to be huge!
I wonder why I can never fall asleep 😂 your videos pop up at 1am
I swear 😂
Hello great video information and rehousing Dave
Thanks 👍
Hello Dave and Camera Lady. Thanks for another great video. I love seeing your frogs and toads. As for the advertising, it could depend on where the viewer is. I'm watching from Switzerland and I have never seen a video with more than 2 or 3 ads, which is really no big deal.
Thanks for sharing ❤️🙏
It has been worth every penny to pay the monthly fee to RUclips to be ad free. Now, I watch a lot of YT daily, so it might not be worth it for everyone. Dave and his Little Beasties are the best, so you should keep watching in any case!
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RUclips red is my friend. No ads! Also use it for music streaming.🤔🤫😬 Best $10 spent a month with my monthly viewing.
Spiders are great but More video like this would be great also
Love you, Dave!
Good rehousing. Interesting toad. They are a problem in Louisana.
So interesting. I’m going to sound like my mom now- “wash your hands WITH SOAP.!” Thanks you two. 👍👍❤️
We need more amphibian content!!
For god sake dave, stop making me need more animals 😂, gorgeous, and that's just camera lady 😉 ❤
I love this one! She is gorgeous and your enclosures are always so realistic / wonderfully explained and shown
Thank you so much!❤️
Yay ello dave
Toads have characters. UK toads breed close to me and I love to watch them.
YT has changed things from the viewer point too .Such a nuisance.
Fair play on sorting the adds out . Most content creators try to justify it . Best designer T-shirt to date big fella
RUclips pays so little money, one of the few ways creators can make (a little) money is with commercials - and that’s only if people watch them all the way. Don’t apologize. You are great. 😊
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Thats a CHUNK of a Toad STUNNING things
Great vid she looked so much better in her new enclosure Dave great work Camera Lady ...
At least a 20 gallon long...🐸
These toads are now a plague in Florida (and, I understand, in Australia). I knew they were very effective in controlling the cane beetles, but I never appreciated why they get out of hand so quickly. Thanks for explaining that it's a combination of their toxicity, eating habits and monumental reproduction rates. That said, at this size, they are rather cute.
Oh a canetoad, such cuteness 😍! Have a wonderful week dear Dave and Sweet Camera Lady!👋😊❤👍
Thank you! You too!❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for looking out for the community and reviewing all your videos and clearing out those advertisements. The toad is such a cutie and can't wait for the feeding footage. Much appreciation to y'all two for bringing us quality content and educating.
Thank you very much 😊
Hi Dave, and camera lady. I really liked this video about the Cane Toad. That is pretty, and large toad. I live in St.Petersburg, Florida. I worked for a vet. A nice family dog, found a cane toad, and was exposed to the poison. They brought their dog in, but it was to late, and the dog died. 😢They are all over in Florida. So now there are signs now about cane toads, and don't loose sight of your dog. Really nice rehousing, and thank you for all of the information about the cane toad. Cindy USA
The poison is indeed no joke. The Sonoran Desert Toad is another you need to watch out for in the US. Extremely hallucinogenic poison.
When I was in Kauai, the sidewalk was covered in these, from 8pm to dawn! I’ve never seen so many toads in my life! They were massive! I was told they are invasive and the locals cull them frequently. I love all toads! How are your mossy’s? I have 3, I love how they hoot like owls, instead of croaking!
Yes the mossy frogs are fine and in need of a total rehouse ❤
@@daveslittlebeasties YAY!!!!
I love frogs and toads too, but I don't own any yet...I would have no idea which one to get ;)
interesting toad PROFF that no other animal can eat them. what a powerful animal. some great information on the keeping of the toads and their general husbandry . great footage CAMERA LADY. MANY THANKS GUYS AND TAKE CARE
I never noticed the extra ads but it's nice to see a content creator care. Another thing that makes you guys so awesome. I did enjoy the video even though frogs aren't my thing, and I even learned a few things. Thanks again for all you guys do to keep us entertained and informed. I always look forward to the next!!!
Thank you 🙏 ❤
If I got one of those I’d call him Michael Cane(toad) 🤣
Awesome video as always ♥️
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Love it how every beast is beautiful to you😂
Love this video, thanks so much, learnt a lot, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏
Thanks for sharing "Mr. Toad"! Nice video.
Love this video. I LOVE frogs and toads. I find them fascinating and very cute! However, I don't think there is a cuter frog than Odin. Thanks for this video and the info. That was extremely interesting.
Thank you so much for sharing both another Toad video, going through all your old bids, and the info about the add's. This is something I have noticed plaque other content creators lately, I bet many have no idea.
Smells like RUclips wanting people to surrender to their premium subscription.
Your standard amount of add's is fine, knowing they help out the channel 😊
I love this video as usual you have blown my tiny mind, I love your spiders but I have really enjoyed the frog and toad videos and I really hope to see them again soon! I have RUclips premium so I don’t get adverts, my husband pays it as I spend a lot of time on my iPad since the amputation so I find it better for me. I try to comment and like each video so the algorithm gets better and more people will see your videos, I don’t know what I did before you were on RUclips my Mondays and Thursdays must have been very boring! ❤
They are truly wonderful when you are feeling down or trying to get through things. I hope you are okay. Sending blessings your way❤.
@@susangrewe262 thank you for your lovely message, life is very hard at the moment pain is my biggest enemy, I am sending you some love too as it is Monday! ❤️
Your so kind ❤❤❤❤
Never heard anyone use the word smart when referring to a toad or frog, lol🐸😜
You was only talking to me yesterday before the SEAS about this, another brilliant video Dave & camera lady 👏🫶
Hope you enjoyed it!👍😂
I think it's really interesting to see some of the other creatures you're keeping,so keep those videos coming aswell. Majestic looking toad though as you say they are a pest in some of their relocated areas.
Great video Dave, I was one of the people who mentioned the ads. So glad you're getting it sorted. 😉
Awesome, thank you! We are on it ❤️🙏
I have to admit when you said you had a cane toad i kinda shuddered, living in australia and having cane toads run riot up in the north and slowly coming south is kinda scarey. Didnt even touch the cane bettles here as far as i know. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder with these. She does look awesome in her new enclosure though
Yeah it's always a bit of a mix of things. For you Aussies, they are an invasive and problematic species. In other parts of the world it's a big growing toad that's very cool to look at.
Just like Aussies get along with huntsman spiders a lot more than Europeans would. Everything is an issue of mind. Just like eating tarantulas in Cambodia vs. Australia, America or Europe. Unlikely to happen, even though it's totally possible.
@@rebel4466 you are not wrong there :)
I know Cane Toads are a pest species in Australia because I have heard so many stories about them but seeing one in a tank set up like you've done Dave is simply awesome and they are just like our UK Bufo species of Toad these are gorgeous looking and I used to love catching them as a lad the UK species not the one you are housing and I just find them fascinating. Great tank set up by the way and cute girl ❤❤❤❤ Robert Bridgend 🏴
don't let it escape !
"She" is beautiful. Thank you for showing her off to us. I've always had a soft spot for frogs and toads. Also, that was very kind of you to fix the ad issue! Here in the states/Michigan, I didn't have any issues with extra ads, but I still appreciate it. Have a great day or is it evening now for the two of you? I'm never sure!
Our pleasure!❤️
Absolutely brilliant Dave, they're a beautiful toad but extremely poisonous, can't wait to see the hunting video Dave, Another fantastic job by yourself and camera 📷 lady Dave.
I feel that i will witness the heat death of the universe before assassin bugs and roaches get a full feature video on this channel again.
Great content as usual though.
Let’s see what we can do ❤
Another stunning video. The toad is a beauty. 👌🏼
G' day hun, yeah I know about our cane toads ,cute little buggers.i love them mate,and some of kids play with them.i've seen the little girls dress them up and push them around in a pram, like they were babies. Lol they are adorable 😍 to watch.🐸💕
Oh wow!
I love the fact ur covering frogs and toads now aswell
Im not sure i would want to breed these either
Tarantulas seem stressful enough
U would need a where house to store them all
If it breeds ur done for 😅
We have these in Florida! They’re an invasive species here, but I’ve definitely seen them around!
Love these rehouse videos Dave
Love the rehouse and enclosure build videos... looking forward to more soon 😍
Awesome, thank you!❤️
Formerly assigned to the Genus Bufo. When I lived in South Florida, they were a somewhat common invasive, and would get very large. I've found them feasting on dog kibble left in a bowl on the porch.
Ooh Sapo Giganté. I remember seeing these in the wild in Colombia. Meta Department to be exact, driving back to Bogota, we stopped overnight at a truck stop. Went into the toilet, and one of these was sat on the floor in there.
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Hi 🙋♀️ What is the difference between poison, venom and toxic? I google translated it and we only ha e one word for it in Norway- "Gift and Giftig" Fun fact: In norwegian poison and marriage is the same word. Gift 😂
venom tends to be injected via fangs, poison can be in glands
I use have cane toad 12 years ago and they good eaters too
Your toad is so big
My toad a lot of but it is small 😂❤❤
Yes enjoyed of course- only got 1 add and I’m in the 🇺🇸
i saw a documentary about the problem with them in northern Australia. it is such a massive problem that they have troops of volunteers from the towns that go out and trap/freeze/get rid of them however possible. scientists and biologists found something useful to do with the remains (of course i can't recall what🤦🏼♀️), but it was very unfortunate and interesting.
soo cool! She's a beauty!
What a beauty .. she's enjoying her new enclosure
I seen cane toads at a reptile shop I couldn't believe the size they get huge.
A small expo I went to a couple years ago. Mind you iam from south central Kentucky. I watched the fish and wildlife along with the state police take a fella and his stock away. He had some cane toads for sale. Apparently there was a person there that called them.
I love her. So sweet even though I've read that her species can cause havoc.
I'm loving your videos on the frogs and toad...I have a albino pacman frog but he seem to not like to eat..I think maybe he can't see
i have you tube premium so i don't get adverts its so nice
Same! Should have purchased premium years ago 😂
This is what chatgpt has to say about the natural enemies of the Cane Toad:
Natural enemies of the Cane Toad:
The Australian black snake (Pseudechis porphyriacus):
This snake is known for its ability to eat Cane Toads without severe poisoning. Scientists have found that these snakes have developed a specific adaptation to break down the poison of the Cane Toad, making it less harmful to their own bodies.
Other natural predators include various native birds, mammals, and reptiles. In their native habitats in Central and South America, Cane Toads face predation from snakes, birds of prey, and certain mammalian predators. However, in areas where the Cane Toad has been introduced as an invasive species, the lack of natural predators has contributed to its successful establishment, posing challenges for local ecosystems.
I know Dave that you remarked in whether or not these cane toads could /would survive our winters... I know it was a general query. But I wouldn't want them too, fearing what they could inflict on our native species & other vulnerable wildlife. Personally I feel having creatures like these warrants a licence & was wondering if that's the case for hobbyists? I'd hate to think there's some unscrupulous people out there that aren't as responsible as you & many of your followers that would turn these out into the wild because they've grown tired of keeping/caring for them?
Lovely cane toad I remember these when i was doing my animal management courses at college they had an onsite zoo with a massive collection of inverts amphibs reptiles and mammals too loved learning about the different species and their care needs back then I was terrified if tarantulas and wouldn't enter the spider room I observed through the observation window 😂
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Thank you for another excellent rehouse. What would you do without Camera Lady’s direction?
These cane toads are one of the invasive species plaguing Florida in the USA.
11:07, depending on the locality, that’s no even as big as she’s going to get, the ones from Surinam get especially large, I remember several years ago my local pet store had an absolutely monstrous cane toad, it was probably one of the biggest toads I’ve ever seen
Yes we have had the Suriname in previous years they are very large
Great informative video, definiatly one that is on the collection list.
Keep up the good work, have a Lovely Day greeting ferdi
Great video Dave and lovely camera lady I really enjoyed seeing your cane toad such a fabulous beast, I hope he/she is settling into the new enclosure and enjoying the new space. Just a quick question do you have any tips for getting rid of fungus gnats in enclosures ? I have some that I driving me mad!
Thanks 👍I generally just dry it out a little and they stop
no worries, I use an adblocker anyways.
I want you to make a profit off your videos so you can purchase more spiders. Like some xenesthis species. I would love a xenesthis video from you. If I have to watch 10 adverts for that to happen I’m fine with it.
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I guess Bec I pay for premium but I have never once seen even 1 advert while watching ur videos
Now I want a frog or toad
Yeah toads all seem to pee on u when u pick then up .. 😅
Had my female in 120x50x60 cm tank
We can't forget about the poison dart frog.
Less adverts…more inverts😂
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Dave, have you ever take a look on the pacman frog (Ceratophrys cranwelli)? It's a brazilian species that is super popular in the hobby here in Brazil. About cane toads, here we can see these guys hanging around everywhere..
Yes we have kept many over the years and even bred them many many years ago ❤
We get loads of common toads in our garden. I love them….but they always wee on me. Ahh well 😂. (Ours aren’t quite so large as the cane)
On a dog note…my dog scents them out for me. She doesn’t touch them though ❤