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Euphoric, have you done this before by any chance? ;)
How difficult is it to actually find and identify and catch one of these toads--and can they be found in any other states besides Colorado? I actually once heard that they are common (and cheap) in pet stores for some reason, possibly all over the country. Do they require a highly controlled environment?
identifying the actual toad is relativly easy, there found in arizona in the desert and in colorado and i highly doubt that they'd be sold in pet stores considering they're almost 200 dollars for a single toad on the internet.
anyone care to help ?
Wow cool, same background. Follow the signs ya
Are Bufo Alvarius an endangered species? Probably best to order an already captive toad or two than steal some free living ones, better karma.
heh no i havent done DMT at al yet but this toad project is a sure thing :D
sounds good :)
oh I see. I just assumed you had experience with toads since you had so much information/links ready to post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Euphoric
Then again, I've gone through a phase of looking all that stuff up too, even though I never followed through with it. I'm not sure where I read the pet store thing. I suppose it's possible that bufo alvarius have been found mixed in with other toads at stores, unknowingly marked for the same price. I'm sure there's no realistic reason for people to charge so much though, only because they can.:(
btw, ayahuasca is incredible.;)
yeah theres a lot of sub species of bufa alvarius
bump.
i want one as a pet and one so that i could study it