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    Now, im aware that this isnt technically a "Pacman" frog. Its clearly a different Genus, BUT it is a "Horned Frog".
    Its also reffered to as the Malayan Horned Frog or Long Nosed Horned Frog. It looks exactly like a Cornuta, but skinnier. Apparently they can get pretty big, around 7.5 inches for females. Has anyone ever kept this frog? Is its care similar to Pacman Horned Frogs?

    If a Mod wants to move this to a different section thats fine. If you saw this frog and its uncanny resemblance to Cornuta tho, you would know why I posted ot here. They are for sale at a pet store and I really want one.

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    0.1.0 Lepidobatrachus laevis-George-RIP
    0.1.0 Ceratophrys cranwelli x cornuta-Peggy
    0.0.1 Litoria caerulea-Fremont
    0.0.1 Lithobates catesbeianus-The Bullfrog
    0.0.2 Ranitomeya sp.-Clay and Gemma

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    Thanks Brett. I have read that article but I prefer forums because I can possibly talk to someone with personal experience with the frog.

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    Well you could message 1beataway if she still uses the forum. She's got a M. nasuta. I almost bought one at a reptile show, having done some research on them, but I haven't had any actual experience.
    0.1.0 Lepidobatrachus laevis-George-RIP
    0.1.0 Ceratophrys cranwelli x cornuta-Peggy
    0.0.1 Litoria caerulea-Fremont
    0.0.1 Lithobates catesbeianus-The Bullfrog
    0.0.2 Ranitomeya sp.-Clay and Gemma

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    I have had these guys before. They are really neat frogs. If you can get them soon as they are imported they will do well. The biggest female I have seen was 5 in.


    Quote Originally Posted by Maharg View Post
    Now, im aware that this isnt technically a "Pacman" frog. Its clearly a different Genus, BUT it is a "Horned Frog".
    Its also reffered to as the Malayan Horned Frog or Long Nosed Horned Frog. It looks exactly like a Cornuta, but skinnier. Apparently they can get pretty big, around 7.5 inches for females. Has anyone ever kept this frog? Is its care similar to Pacman Horned Frogs?

    If a Mod wants to move this to a different section thats fine. If you saw this frog and its uncanny resemblance to Cornuta tho, you would know why I posted ot here. They are for sale at a pet store and I really want one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maharg View Post
    Now, im aware that this isnt technically a "Pacman" frog. Its clearly a different Genus, BUT it is a "Horned Frog".
    Its also reffered to as the Malayan Horned Frog or Long Nosed Horned Frog. It looks exactly like a Cornuta, but skinnier. Apparently they can get pretty big, around 7.5 inches for females. Has anyone ever kept this frog? Is its care similar to Pacman Horned Frogs?

    If a Mod wants to move this to a different section thats fine. If you saw this frog and its uncanny resemblance to Cornuta tho, you would know why I posted ot here. They are for sale at a pet store and I really want one.
    Lol! Doesnt count as a Pacman Graham. Now i have to do more work and move your thread. They're not the same and go in the other frogs and toads section.


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    Sorry I didnt realize it was a difficult process to move a thread. Apologies. I put it there because if I got one I needed to make the decision quick. They are pretty rare in pet stores here and I wanted to see how their care compared to that of a Pacman since they will be going into a room thats heated to Pacmans comfort levels, and the Pacman page gets 10 times the traffic of "Other Frogs and Toads". Maybe I should have titled it something like "South American Horned Toad Husbandry vs Malayan Horned Toad Husbandry"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maharg View Post
    Sorry I didnt realize it was a difficult process to move a thread. Apologies. I put it there because if I got one I needed to make the decision quick. They are pretty rare in pet stores here and I wanted to see how their care compared to that of a Pacman since they will be going into a room thats heated to Pacmans comfort levels, and the Pacman page gets 10 times the traffic of "Other Frogs and Toads". Maybe I should have titled it something like "South American Horned Toad Husbandry vs Malayan Horned Toad Husbandry"
    I'm just giving you a hard time Lol! It's easily done. These are very awesome frogs.

    Here's an article Namio found a while back.

    http://www.reptilechannel.com/frogs-...ned-frogs.aspx


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    :lol: :lol: :lol: same mistake Graham for me, also posted in pacman section, are you getting one too? :lol:
    Save one animal and it doesn't change the world, but it surely changes the world for that one animal!

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    Yes Lija, of course I am!!! Lol

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    Now now. Those types of Promises are made to be broken. Lol

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    Mike is the Forum enabler.


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