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Your average HP should be higher, flat-footed AC should be 14. as a 9HD animal the BAB should be +6 and have another feat. It seems pretty comparable to the Dire Boar, so I'd say CR 4 should be fine.

A template that changes her type to something that doesn't age ?

I have one of my players handle all the rolls for their one NPC barbarian in battle, its easier all around, the player isnt doing anything since it isnt his turn anyway.

As a more generic "increase the range of a spell by one step, personal -> touch -> ranged touch or close -> medium -> long", i'd guesstimate +1 or +2 levels ?

Check out the extensive list of templates under "Templates".

Houserule: We made a Run skill, every 5 points gives you +5 movement. Seems to be working out pretty well so far, for what its worth.

Acid Fog? Maybe it breathes out a flammable gas and the wizard tosses some fire spells and you get a fireball-like non-magical effect ?

Lords of Madness page 62 seems to indicate you might be able to get by on non-humanoid brains(and other organs), but I would surmise you have to have something above animal intelligence. If it were my campaign, a good-aligned mind flayer would eat the brains of known criminals, convicts, evil...

You are. Most spells take a standard action to cast, of which you get one per round.

Any particular reason why not? A player would argue a wand and dagger physically similar, why can he quickdraw one from a sheath but not the other ?

Stoneskin ? Spellwarped template(not exactly what you're asking for but its neat)? Amulet of natural armor? Contingency?

I'm trying to a find a monster that would most closely be similar to the Hypnotoad from Futurama. He doesn't have to be exactly a toad obviously, mostly wondering what would have a similar "hypnotism/dominate large numbers of people" type ability, which is Hypnotoad's dominate feature.

More monsters, not more powerful monsters, would be my suggestion. It'll probably take a few combats to get a handle on what they can and can't handle. I've got the same problem with my group. Some PC's can't be touched due to high AC, others could go from full health to dying in a single round.

My players so far(only 6th) tend to take most things of value. They have a "purse of holding" that the female rogue carries, can only hold coins/gems/anything that can be used as money basically, and boy do they make sure any money goes in there. There was a large black stone altar in a basic...

The more rules-plausible off-screen events are, the more likely your players will be engaged by them, imho. example: DM: The evil drow wizard slain, you realize he was trying to create a planar fusion with the plane of shadow, permanently blocking out the sun. Players: Well heck, thats kind of...

A Really Really good Handle Animal check and a bard playing bow-chickie-wow-wow music ;) ! Actually, They've got them in a "Faraday" Cage, with a little hidey-spot and food and water and all the things lizards the size of a cat need. Basically they're adhering to the "put them together and...

Why, a place to keep them! But then others will try to steal it, so they'll have to buy traps. and guards. Seriously, if they don't have a central keep or seomthing to call home they should get one. My players are only 6th and they've squatted a house, bought reinforced windows, new banded...

Both, and then your body turns into an advanced Bodak with a compass that always points to the other PC's. : D

I don't think the stunning thing should be affected by sight. It doesn't say gaze attack, and it doesn't say anything about being blind and unaffected. But I could certainly see both sides of the argument.

I guess you'd have to assume they exit the gate at the same speed they enter, then they can split off in different directions so they don't get rear-ended. A bit like the Stargate's on SG1.