This tooth fairy lives under somebody's sink; others live in cabinets, sheds and generally small spaces where they can meet their nests and go undisturbed. Tooth fairies are nocturnal and only come out at night to collect their treasures. They are generally solitary animals because they are hoarders and will protect their nests with violence. They prefer air conditioning and easy access to water so they live typically near or in houses in hard-to-access spaces. They eat insects and tiny animals so they basically act as pest control. If a tooth fairy is discovered in a home they are a welcome guest because they keep away pests and are very quiet and not disruptive. The most common name is an American red-bellied goatoad. It is an amphibious mammal. Tooth fairies can travel within a twenty-mile radius at night and always return to their nests before dawn. They are not territorial so there can be a few in a given area but they limit the number to about three within a ten-mile radius because they need an ample source of teeth to collect and are only violent when they two try and collect the same tooth.