Chad Keates Paradise Toad – Vandijkophrynus robinsoni
from Springbok, Northern Cape, South Africa
from Springbok, Northern Cape, South Africa
from Springbok, Northern Cape, South Africa
from Kamieskroon, Northern Cape, South Africa
from Springbok, Northern Cape, South Africa
from Springbok, Northern Cape, South Africa
from Springbok, Northern Cape, South Africa
from Kamieskroon, Northern Cape, South Africa
Dr Chad Keates
Professional African herpetologist employed as a Post-doctoral Fellow at University of Florida. Honorary Research Fellow at the South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity (SAIAB), Media Representative for the Herpetological Association of Africa (HAA), and scientific board member at Anura Africa.
Chad Keates 
Found Paradise Toad (Vandijkophrynus robinsoni) at Emmarentia Dam (Johannesburg Botanical Gardens) yesterday 29 July 2019. Much more dried out that your website photo, but otherwise alive and well. Emmarentia Dam very dry now, but with perennial muddy patches (some kind of spring) in parts. That’s where the toad was found. Sue Taylor.
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Email the photo to me and I will have a look at it, Toads can be very tricky to identify because they are so incredibly variable, it may be hitchhiker.
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Or perhaps not. See from further Google scrolling that V. robinsoni is only found in arid parts of SA??? But see my specimen is exactly like the photos above, the arm bands being especially noticeable. Can I please upload my photograph somehow? Sue Taylor
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