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I think I might need to check myself into horned frog rehab; I now have nine of the little buggers! Just adopted two from their former owners; one is a "fantasy" frog (C. cornuta x C. cranwelli), the other is an albino C. cranwelli. Both seem pretty healthy, though I'll be watching them closely for the first few weeks since both had enclosures overflowing with abundant fail (one was 100% loose moss, the other 100% gravel, both great for causing impactions with accidental ingestion). I can't say I'm terribly fond of albinos, but her price was a real steal and I think her impressive size will make her a good education animal. Anyways, Pics:
"Langston" the fantasy frog. About 3" SVL. Cute, but very asymetrical markings.
"Amaranth" the albino. About 5" SVL and BEEFY. She has a very male looking head shape, but no nuptial pads, so I'm assuming a lady.
Thanks for looking!
"Langston" the fantasy frog. About 3" SVL. Cute, but very asymetrical markings.

"Amaranth" the albino. About 5" SVL and BEEFY. She has a very male looking head shape, but no nuptial pads, so I'm assuming a lady.


Thanks for looking!