Ah, I'm afraid I have a depressing reply to this topic, that is somewhat related. It's also a question to all the horned frog owners out there; Recent months ago I bought two baby ornates, just about the same size and from two different locations. I had them for only a few months. Things were fine at first, then during a feeding time I noticed one of my babies go after a cricket and abruptly start to SEIZURE. I was extremely worried but from witnessing my boyfriend and my dog having seizures before (this brought back horrible anxiety), I was sure that it would come around again. It did after a bit, but I'm sure the conclusion I'm drawing to is obvious by now, the poor little one would seizure nearly every time it got excited in any way, and eventually starved to death despite my extreme efforts to feed it. I even opened its mouth a few times to put small crickets in, and I'd mist it frequently during the day since it couldn't move to it's pool.

I have no idea what triggered this at all since it seemed to be doing so well for nearly a month. And even more sadly, the exact thing started happening to the remaining baby. I went through the same routine until it too, died. I never had this problem with my first ornate, nor the one I've had for nearly a year now. Hopefully someone can shed some light on this business, because I have never seen a frog have seizures before. Genetic from inbreeding possibly?