“I have a yellow toad named Balompié. He sits on the edge of my rinse bowl and sometimes chills in the bottom as I fill up the bowl. I can feel his maker’s thumb contour when I perch him on my own...” Read full review
“My first teapet is one of these frogs in green. I named him Henry because he just looked like a Henry. I had originally planned on buying a larger tea pet but my tea tray is quite small and so this...” Read full review
“I have a family of these frogs, and I absolutely love them! When Crimson Lotus posted a photo of them on twitter I knew I had to have one…and then a pair…and then five. Yours truly had been...” Read full review
This 3 legged frog/toad is a common character in Chinese culture. In Chinese mythology Liu Hai was a kungfu master who wandered China killing monsters and helping the poor people. One day there was a golden frog monster who was terrorizing the citizens. His name was Jin Chan, which means ‘Golden Toad’. Liu Hai and Jin Chan fought and in the battle Jin Chan lost his leg. After his defeat Jin Chan felt guilty for all the pain and damage he caused and wanted to help people instead. Jin Chan is often seen with a coin in his mouth. He has a special ability to find money. Chinese people believe that Jin Chan will help them be prosperous. These tea pets are smaller than the other frogs. They measures 0.4" tall, 0.7" wide, and .7" long.
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