Pacman Frogs (Ceratophrys sp.) make some of the most rewarding and entertaining captive-bred pet frogs! In today's video, I'll go over how to keep and raise your Pacman froglet (Ceratophrys species) into a juvenile frog! Let me know if you would like to see an adult Pacman Frog care video! (Link to full video in the comment section below) | Reptiliatus

This is Wasabi, one of my captive-bred Surinam horned froglets (Ceratophrys cornuta) 🐸. As wasabi ages, they will turn the same colour as Avocado! Contrary to popular belief, vertebrate prey is quite essential for proper development of Ceratophrys frogs. These animals can greatly benefit from consuming frozen, thawed rodents, birds, and amphibians as part of their diet. Here, you can see Wasabi is enthusiastically being fed a frozen, thawed pinky mouse. This is one of my favourite species withi

Nocturnal Dinner for one of my six captive-bred Surinam horned frogs (Ceratophrys cornuta), a species that’s easily one of my favourites within the Ceratophrys genus! Today’s menu: a frozen-thawed quail chick. Horned frogs are master ambush predators. They bury themselves in the substrate, sometimes leaving only their eyes exposed, patiently waiting for unsuspecting prey to wander by—then they lunge and attack with lightning speed! These voracious hunters will eat just about anything they can ov