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I was righter..er...errr.
So, who's going to be the guinea pig?
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I thought these toads loose there toxicity in captivity, bit like PDF. I know thats true of Cane toads (Bufo Marinus). Lost two of my toads to one of my ferrets getting in with them and killing two withou tany ill effects what so ever, i was gutted, and the thought of loosing my ferret to, was heart renching, luckly all was ok with her.
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We've got a load of marinus coming in at work over the next week or 2 and i'm thinking breeding project. I've got a real problem with slugs out in the back garden so i had this brainwave and thought i'll release several thousand toadlets out there to sort it out, this could be the way forward in UK garden pest eradication.
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yeah and eradication of everything else! lol oh well at least you'd still have cane toads!!!
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The natural high that led to all this confused licking was actually dried Bufo alvarius secretions (as someone already pointed out, Colorado River Toad or Sonoran Desert Toad) that are smoked not ingested.
Identity of a New World Psychoactive Toad by Davis, Wade, and Andrew Weil In Ancient Mesoamerica 1992 3 (1): 51-59. And Bufo alvarius: A Potent Hallucinogen of Animal Origin by Davis, Wade, and Andrew Weil in Journal of Ethnopharmacology 1994 41 (1-2): 1-8. Bufo marinus might give people some form of wacky feelings, but only as a result of serious poisoning, the hallucinations are merely a side effect of the nausea and sickness... Bufo alvarius however produces a different cocktail of compounds one of which is a true hallucinogen and a lower level of toxic elements such as Bufotenin. Bufo toads and bufotenine: fact and fiction surrounding an alleged psychedelic. Lyttle T, Goldstein D, Gartz J. J Psychoactive Drugs. 1996;28(3):267-90. Which toads you lick is irrelevant, you're going to get very sick before you get remotely high, which toads you dry and prep the secretions of for smoking is a different matter. Either way the answer is Bufo alvarius.
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I'm pleased someone noticed i was joking Richie!
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