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Proceratophyrs?
Ever hear of these guys? Are they a frog or a toad? (If its a toad I would do anything to get one) are they sold as pets?
"Look on the wall behind you. Look at that little girl's face. I know you've seen it. But you know what she's never going to be able to see? She's never going to be able to see the simple wonder of a leaf in her hand. Because there's not going to be any trees. Now you think about that."
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Re: Proceratophyrs?
They are a type of frog and I have never seen them before. Any specific species you are looking at? They are native to Brazil and they don't export them out of the countryThey do look amazing though!
0.1.0 Psuedacris regilla
0.1.0 Pseudacris regilla (r.i.p. Green Beauty)
0.0.1 Bufo boreas boreas? (r.i.p.
0.0.4 Dendrobates tinctorius 'Powder Blue'
Proceratophyrs?
Huh. Is there a such thing as a pacman toad? I was looking at amphibia web, and there was this one hugh classification of toads that had a lower classification of ceratophrys in it.
"Look on the wall behind you. Look at that little girl's face. I know you've seen it. But you know what she's never going to be able to see? She's never going to be able to see the simple wonder of a leaf in her hand. Because there's not going to be any trees. Now you think about that."
R.I.P. Lola
R.I.P. Bandit
Re: Proceratophyrs?
Members of the genus Ceratophrys aka Pacman frogs in the pet trade are frogs not toads. Their bumpy armored skin gives them the appearence of a toad, but their are features of frogs and toads the separate them.
As for the Proceratophrys, they are a few subspecies of Ceratophrys. As far as I know they are not available. There is a small relative of the Ceratophrys genus called Chacophrys pierottii that is available occatioanally.
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