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I was wondering if anyone has ever bred a albino cranwell with a cornuta to create a fantasy with an albino recessive gene?
Also wondering if anyone has bred a cornuta and an ornate?
I do not have any frogs ( only turtles ) but thinking of possibly getting some in the future.
Cornuta x Ornata has been done...
An albino recessive trait is useless for a fantasy frog as they are sterile as far as I know.
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1.1 Chocolate Leucomelas
2.0.2 green and bronze auratus
0.0.1 D. truncatus.
3.2 K. Maculata
0.0.1 blue white's tree frog
0.0.1 suriname mossy tree frog(looks like birdpoo LOL)
0.0.5 Vietnamese mossy frogs
0.0.1 Pyxie frog
1.0.0 95% Green Ceratophrys Cornuta(looking for more greens!)
Wow so all of the fantasy frogs are sterile?
Another question - Is there a size difference between the different subspecies?
Yes there's a size difference, but unfortunately the giant brazilian horned frog is not available in the trade currently. Females are supposed to reach up to 9 inches. My male suriname horned frog is larger than my palm.
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1.1 Chocolate Leucomelas
2.0.2 green and bronze auratus
0.0.1 D. truncatus.
3.2 K. Maculata
0.0.1 blue white's tree frog
0.0.1 suriname mossy tree frog(looks like birdpoo LOL)
0.0.5 Vietnamese mossy frogs
0.0.1 Pyxie frog
1.0.0 95% Green Ceratophrys Cornuta(looking for more greens!)
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