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				  Ceratophrys is a genus of frogs known as South American horned frogs as well as Pacman frogs due to their physical resemblance to the video game character Pac-Man. In captivity, these frogs thrive best with shallow water, loose substrate, and hiding places. They will commonly cover themselves with substrate or just sit contentedly in the water. Horned Frog can live in a 10 gallon aquarium for their entire lives. They

They are voracious eaters, often eating insects, small mice, fish, other frogs, and small reptiles and are also known to be cannibalistic, and have been known to eat their mates, even if they are larger than they are. It is advisable to isolate multiple frogs.

Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding the keeping, breeding, health, and conservation of all horned frogs.

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						<title>Pacman frog care (The Definitive Guide)</title> 

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 We're very proud to offer the most detailed, in-depth Pacman frog care guide on the Internet, written by the owner of The Frog Ranch. You can find it here: https://www.backwaterreptiles.com/amphibian-care-sheets/pacman-frog-care.htmlEnjoy!Pacman Frog Care Guide
 
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						<title>Pacman frog not pooping</title> 

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 My pacman frog has not pooped in 3 months.  What should I do?  I tried a warm soak a couple of weeks back to no avail. 
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 Mybuddy,has or looks like lid or eye flum on one of his eye tank and coconut hus is  moist and all I have a plant with a big root system where he burrows at new to this looking to you guys to get me up to speed,fish guy by hobby pac man frog has been one of my favorite 
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						<title>Trouble with breeding, help needed.</title> 

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 Hi all, I have been trying to breed my pacman for some months now, and for some reason my females keep laying eggs but the males don't go into amplexus. These are all almost 2 years old. All 4 females are cranwelli, and I have 2 cranwelli males and 2 ornate males.Males always call when in the rain ... 
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						<title>WTB male ceratophrys aurita</title> 

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 Does anyone have a male ceratophrys audits they are looking to sell? Or willing to loan for breeding I may have a female already she is not ready to breed yet but I am trying to have a male in place when she is ready. We can do 50/50 with the babies. 
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						<title>Strange w.c. White frog</title> 

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 Caught in a local pond in Illinois near Chicago. He has some green marking as you can see but for the most part he's all white. Pure white belly. His eyes are the color of any other normal bullfrog so I can't assume he is leucistic or albino.Any and all help identifying what he might be is appreci... 
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						<title>Pyxicephalus adspersus? edulis?</title> 

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 I received what was supposed to be a wild caught pair of Pyxicephalus adspersus from Mozambique. It looks to definitely be a female and male Pyxicephalus  but they looks like a cross between adspersus and edulis. The male is a light grayish green with darker modeling has a faint line down his back. ... 
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						<title>Pacman Food &amp;quot;just add water&amp;quot;</title> 

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 At the Daytona Show I bought some &amp;quot;pacman food&amp;quot; that you just mix water to it. I went to their site, pacmanfood.com, and it shows how to mix it and feed the frog. Has anyone had or have any experience with this product? According to the site, you can raise the frog on this stuff. ... 
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						<title>Any good books on pacmans?</title> 

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 I was wondering if anyone knows of any good books on pacman frogs- care and breeding?Matt 
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						<title>Sexing and Breeding Pixie and Pacmans</title> 

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 What is the best site to get info on how to sex and breed pixie and pacmans?ThanksBrett Kalinowski 
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						<title>Pacman frog heating</title> 

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 Hello, I am thinking about getting a pacman frog but I have learnt they require heating such as a heat mat. I am not sure where to put the heat mat as the tank will be on on a plastic/propylene? shelving unit. do I put the heat mat under the tank on the plastic or inside the tank?? 
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						<title>Top soil safety</title> 

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 I currently have a fantasy frog on coconut husk and Eco earth combo. However the substrate is starting to mold. I turn the top layer over every couple of days to prevent this. I was wondering if the organic top soil I use for my savannah monitor is ok to use for the fantasy frog. Thanks,Matt 
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						<title>pacman frog with an eye infection</title> 

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 i bought a two month old pac man frog and he has what looks like an eye infection and i want to know is their any cure for it he is current ly in a small 5 gallon with half of the cage shallow water and the other half dry land i placed rock from an fish tank they are brand new i rinsed them till the... 
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 Hey guys, got a question for ya.  So I've had my horned frog for a while now...about six years, and he's never been a really agressive eater but lately he just hasn't been eating much at all.  I've been feeding him adult mice every 2 or 3 weeks or so and he's been happy and healthy on this diet for ... 
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						<title>wanting to get pacman frog, any advice</title> 

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 Ok so there is a reptile show coming up and i was thinking of what i want to look at and possibly get. I have done all the research etc and i want opinions on people who actually have the pacman.  would you reccomend them to someone as a pet?  I have had firebellied toads, and lots of other reptiles... 
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						<title>our 1st cranwelli</title> 

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						<title>Looking for Largest Species of Horned Fr</title> 

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 Hi, what is the largest species of horned frog? Is it the &amp;quot;Giant Horned Frogs (Ceratophrys aurita)&amp;quot; or is there another species? Also, where could I find them for sale or a breeder? thanks 
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						<title>Pacman Breeders in California</title> 

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 Hi im am looking for a breeder in Southern California that i can buy pacmans from. If there is anyone let me know....Thanks. 
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						<title>question about pacman frogs</title> 

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 This may be an odd question but oh well, if you don't ask questions, you'll never get answers, right? Anyways, we just bought a pacman frog and have heard from a couple of people (none who have owned one before, mind you), that pacman frogs have a hook on the end of their tongue, and can really do... 
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						<title>? about Raising Dwarf Budgett Frogs</title> 

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 Hi, Everyone I was wondering if anyone could help me with a question. I have had multiple clutches of Dwarf Budgett frog tadpoles with little success in raising them to metamorphs. I would out of ten clutches I have gotten one to survive. I seperate them into individual cups and have fed them a vari... 
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