Suriname Giant Marine Toad for sale.
The Suriname Giant Marine Toad, also known as the Cane Toad or the Giant Neotropical Toad, is a species of toad native to South America. It is one of the largest species of toads in the world, with adults reaching lengths of up to 10 inches. They have a distinct appearance, with rough, bumpy skin that ranges in color from grayish-brown to reddish-brown. The Suriname Giant Marine Toad has large parotoid glands behind their eyes that secrete a milky, toxic substance as a defense mechanism against predators.
These toads are primarily nocturnal and spend their days hiding in burrows or under debris. At night, they emerge to hunt for insects, small vertebrates, and even other amphibians. The Suriname Giant Marine Toad is a voracious eater and can consume prey that is nearly half its size. Despite their large size and tough appearance, they are actually quite timid and will try to puff up and black when threatened by predators.
Unfortunately, the Suriname Giant Marine Toad has been introduced to various islands in the Caribbean and other regions as a form of pest control, particularly to control populations of beetles in sugarcane fields. However, they have had devastating effects on local ecosystems, as they are known to outcompete and predate on native species of amphibians and reptiles. Efforts are being made to control and eradicate populations of the Suriname Giant Marine Toad in these areas to protect native wildlife and promote biodiversity.
Suriname Giant Marine Toad for sale.
WE HAVE SURINAME GIANT MARINE TOADS FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:
- Bufo marinus
- Field Collected
- Approximately 8 – 12 Inches In Length
- Adults Will Average In Sizes Around 10 – 15 Inches In Length
- Feeding On Calcium Dusted Crickets, Meal Worms, And Even Small Rodents
Shipping Schedule.
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We charge a flat $59.99 for overnight delivery to your doorstep, regardless of the number of reptiles, amphibians, or inverts you buy. Please read our shipping information page before ordering. Our delivery schedule can be found below:
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Monday, arrival Tuesday morning.
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Tuesday, arrival Wednesday morning.
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Wednesday, arrival Thursday morning.
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Thursday, arrival Friday morning.
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Friday, arrival Saturday morning .
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Saturday, arrival Monday morning.
