Article: Pacman and Horned Frogs - Ceratophrys - Care and Breeding

Good care sheet, a few grammer and spelling checks, but very informative. No pictures for the other variants of Ceratophrys?

Good work! I'm glad a horned frog care sheet has been included now! I would add that cockroaches (especially orange-spotted (Blaptica dubia)) are a terrific staple that can be maintained indefinitely on insect gutloads (i.e. Repashy gutload) plus fresh vegetables. Consequently, they are always nutritional and ready to feed. The small nymphs are suitable for froglets and the hefty adults are efficient feeders for larger horned frogs. Many people also use paper towels, rinsed and soaked in treated water, as substrates for young froglets.

Spell corrected and proofed again (hopefully I fixed all of the problems). Added a real copyright notice.

Originally Posted by John

Spell corrected and proofed again (hopefully I fixed all of the problems). Added a real copyright notice.

Another factor to consider is that all frogs absorb chemicals through there skin.

thats the only one i saw in the handling section.

[QUOTE=pyxieBob;72490]Good care sheet, a few grammer and spelling checks, but very informative. No pictures for the other variants of Ceratophrys?[/QU


I agree with you spelling is fixed though but you should try to care for these great pets



Rob, Frog Forum

A very good care sheet, very helpful! I read it last week but didn't leave a comment!!

i cannot entice my pacman into eating and i dont know what to do. it has been 3 days and i hear they should atleast look at the food by then. if you or anyone have any tips please let me know. i have tried earthworms, and crickets but he just wont do it.

Very informative!