This is why they call them pacman frogs… anything you think might be too big for them to eat, trust me, they can eat it anyway! Feeding a nightcrawler earthworm to one of my captive-bred Surinam horned froglets (Ceratophrys cornuta) 🪱💥🐸. This is one of my favourite species within the Ceratophrys genus. Horned frogs are masters of ambush hunting. These animals will dig down into substrate, sometimes with just their eyes popping out, waiting patiently for unsuspecting prey to scurry on by at wh

This is why they call them pacman frog… anything you think might be too big for them to eat, trust me they can eat it anyways! Feeding a nightcrawler earthworm to one of my captive-bred Surinam horned froglets (Ceratophrys cornuta) 🪱💥🐸. My froglets are growing quickly and have started accepting different prey items which is great as they only wanted crickets before. Pacman frog froglet care YouTube video coming soon! This is one of my favourite species within the Ceratophrys genus. Horned fro

Today, Lunchbox, my Argentinian horned frog (Ceratophrys ornata), received a frozen-thawed quail chick as her meal. This girl doesn’t give you any signal she’s hungry until she’s lunging at her prey (or you) 😂! It’s important to offer these amphibians a varied diet. Horned frogs are masters of ambush hunting. These animals will dig down into substrate, sometimes with just their eyes popping out, waiting patiently for unsuspecting prey to scurry on by at which point they lunge forward and attack

Today, Lunchbox, my Argentinian horned frog (Ceratophrys ornata), received a frozen-thawed quail chick as her meal. This girl doesn’t give you any signal she’s hungry until she’s lunging at her prey (or you) 😂! It’s important to offer these amphibians a varied diet. Horned frogs are masters of ambush hunting. These animals will dig down into substrate, sometimes with just their eyes popping out, waiting patiently for unsuspecting prey to scurry on by at which point they lunge forward and attack

Bye bye bye hornworm 🐛! Female Cranwell’s or Chacoan horned frog (Ceratophrys cranwelli) inhaling a hornworm caterpillar for dinner at @petculture_guelph. Don’t blink 🐛💥🐸! Horned frogs are masters of ambush hunting. These amphibians will dig down into substrate, sometimes with just their eyes popping out, waiting patiently for unsuspecting prey to scurry on by at which point they lunge forward and attack. Horned frogs are known to catch and eat everything from other amphibians, invertebrates