Name: Raspberry Pacman Frog
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Ceratophrys cranwelli
Cranwells Horned Frog
Captive Bred
Approximate Size: 1.5 Inches
Adults Can Reach Lengths Of 4 7 Inches As Adults
Opportunistic Hunters, These Are Never A Shy Feeder, Eating Vitamin Dusted Crickets

These Are Adorable Little Frogs And Low Maintenance
Originating In South America These Range From Mexico Down Through Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, And Paraguay Living In Dense Forest
This Morph Has Unreal Pinkish Coloration That Is A Must See In Person
These Are Ambush Predators That Will Burrow Into Their Substrate And Pop Up To Catch Their Crickets
With Proper Care These Can Live Up To 15 Years In Captivity