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well i was looking at some pics and saw a amazon horned..
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.php?photo=168748
is where the photo is..
I was wondering if anyone knew much about these types and knew where to obtain one and how well they did in captivity.
If you know a breeder ill jump on it cause i think they look sweet. Maybe try to get it to breed with another type hehe.
The scientific name of the Amazonian Horned Frogs is Ceratophrys Cornuta. From what I have heard they are harder to keep in capitivity and have higher humidity requirements. As if they are readily avalible, I belive that most are unfortunately imported from South America, though I don't think it would be that hard to find one that is capitive bred.
And indeed, that picture by Bartlett is a nice one.
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CHeck out Mascarino.com for where the frog was bred.
Ed
There's also a breeder or two advertising captive bred ones on the amphibians sections of the kingsnake classifieds.
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http://joshmilliken.tripod.com/
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