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The '''''[[Brazilian Horned Frog]]''''' (''[[Brazilian Horned Frog|'''Ceratophrys aurita''']])'' is part of the Pacman genus of frogs, ''Ceratophryidae'' and can live up to 15 years in captivity. It was last classified as of Least Concern (LC) on the IUCN Red List when it was last evaluated on 11 June 2020. As well as being described as a Pacman frog it is colloquially referred to as the Brazilian Horned Frog and Ornate Horned Frog. Adult Brazilian Horned Frogs range in size from 5.5in to almost 9in making it one of the largest ''Ceratophryidae''. is carnivorous as well as cannibalistic. It used ambush tactics and has been observed eating insects, lizards, snakes, rodents, and other frogs. ('''[[Brazilian Horned Frog|Full article...]])'''
The '''''[[Brazilian Horned Frog]]''''' (''[[Brazilian Horned Frog|'''Ceratophrys aurita''']])'' is part of the Pacman genus of frogs, ''[[Ceratophrys]]'' and can live up to 15 years in captivity. It was last classified as of [[Least Concer]]<nowiki/>n (LC) on the [[IUCN Red List]] when it was last evaluated on 11 June 2020. As well as being described as a Pacman frog it is colloquially referred to as the Brazilian Horned Frog and Ornate Horned Frog. Adult Brazilian Horned Frogs range in size from 5.5in to almost 9in making it one of the largest ''[[Ceratophryidae]]''. is carnivorous as well as [[cannibalistic]]. It used ambush tactics and has been observed eating insects, lizards, snakes, rodents, and other frogs. ('''[[Brazilian Horned Frog|Full article...]])'''
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<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... that the [[Argentine Horned Frog|Argentine Horned Frog's]] tadpoles were the first tadpoles (and larva!) observed to make audible calls?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... that the [[Argentine Horned Frog|Argentine Horned Frog's]] tadpoles were the first [[tadpoles]] (and larva!) observed to make audible calls?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... that '''''[[Dendrobates leucomelas]]''''', will rotate eggs as they develop to ensure appropriate oxygen levels?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... that '''''[[Dendrobates leucomelas]]''''', will rotate eggs as they develop to ensure appropriate oxygen levels?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... the [[Mini Mossy Frog]] is threatened due to deforestation as it is a phytotelm breeder?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... the [[Mini Mossy Frog]] is threatened due to [[deforestation]] as it is a [[phytotelm breeder]]?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... that [[Indian Almond Leaves]] are popular for use in [[Leaf Litter]] and [[Tadpole Tea]] because it has anti-microbial and anti-fungal properties?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... that [[Indian Almond Leaves]] are popular for use in [[Leaf Litter]] and [[Tadpole Tea]] because it has anti-microbial and anti-fungal properties?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... that tap water is toxic to most amphibians?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... that tap water is toxic to most amphibians?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... that ''[[Phyllobates terribilis]]'' is 1 of 3 species used by indigenous people to poison darts?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... that ''[[Phyllobates terribilis]]'' is 1 of 3 species used by indigenous people to poison darts?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... [[Ceratophrys|Pacman frogs]] have a tendency to suffocate to death from trying to eat prey larger than they can manage and refusing to let go?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... [[Ceratophrys|Pacman frogs]] have a tendency to suffocate to death from trying to eat prey larger than they can manage and refusing to let go?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... the Caatinga Horned Frog can lay as many as 4100 eggs?
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box">... the [[Caatinga Horned Frog]] can lay as many as 4100 eggs?


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<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box"> [[Leaf litter frog|'''Leaf litter frogs''']] make calls that are so high pitched humans cannot hear them, but they are ear splitting for other animals.
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box"> [[Leaf litter frog|'''Leaf litter frogs''']] make calls that are so high pitched humans cannot hear them, but they are ear splitting for other animals.
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box"> For the first time ever a mushroom was observed growing on a live frog, '''[[Rao's Intermediate Golden Backed Frog]].''' Researchers with the WWF are concerned
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box"> For the first time ever a mushroom was observed growing on a live frog, '''[[Rao's Intermediate Golden Backed Frog]].''' Researchers with the [[World Wildlife Foundation]] are concerned
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box"> A Total War Warhammer 3 user memorialized their [[Leopard Gecko|'''Leopard Gecko''']] by creating a mod for the game.
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box"> A Total War Warhammer 3 user memorialized their [[Leopard Gecko|'''Leopard Gecko''']] by creating a mod for the game.
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box"> A new lizard, the [[Leopard Dwarf Gecko|'''Leopard Dwarf Gecko''']], was discovered in the rainforest of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
<li style="-moz-float-edge: content-box"> A new lizard, the [[Leopard Dwarf Gecko|'''Leopard Dwarf Gecko''']], was discovered in the rainforest of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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In captivity they tend to be terrestrial, arboreal, or semi-arboreal.
*In captivity they tend to be [[terrestrial]], [[arboreal]], or [[semi-arboreal]].
*Tropical bioactive substrates are appropriate for Poison Dart Frogs -- they thrive. [[File:Red-banded Poison Frog Oophaga lehmanni (c) Roger Franco Molina thumbnail.jpg|alt=Red-banded Poison Frog Oophaga lehmanni (c) Roger Franco Molina thumbnail|frameless|100x100px]]

*[[Atlanta Botanical Gardens|Atlanta Botanical Gardens ("ABG")]] and similar tropical [[vivarium]] substrates are perfect substrates.
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*Poison Dart frogs can be kept at typical room temperatures.
*Improper humidity can lead to [[desiccation]].
*They can eat as many as 30 fruit flies a day.
*Fruit flies should always be dusted
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The Brazilian Horned Frog (Ceratophrys aurita) is part of the Pacman genus of frogs, Ceratophrys and can live up to 15 years in captivity. It was last classified as of Least Concern (LC) on the IUCN Red List when it was last evaluated on 11 June 2020. As well as being described as a Pacman frog it is colloquially referred to as the Brazilian Horned Frog and Ornate Horned Frog. Adult Brazilian Horned Frogs range in size from 5.5in to almost 9in making it one of the largest Ceratophryidae. is carnivorous as well as cannibalistic. It used ambush tactics and has been observed eating insects, lizards, snakes, rodents, and other frogs. (Full article...)

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  • ... that the Argentine Horned Frog's tadpoles were the first tadpoles (and larva!) observed to make audible calls?
  • ... that Dendrobates leucomelas, will rotate eggs as they develop to ensure appropriate oxygen levels?
  • ... the Mini Mossy Frog is threatened due to deforestation as it is a phytotelm breeder?
  • ... that Indian Almond Leaves are popular for use in Leaf Litter and Tadpole Tea because it has anti-microbial and anti-fungal properties?
  • ... that tap water is toxic to most amphibians?
  • ... that Phyllobates terribilis is 1 of 3 species used by indigenous people to poison darts?
  • ... Pacman frogs have a tendency to suffocate to death from trying to eat prey larger than they can manage and refusing to let go?
  • ... the Caatinga Horned Frog can lay as many as 4100 eggs?
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  • Leaf litter frogs make calls that are so high pitched humans cannot hear them, but they are ear splitting for other animals.
  • For the first time ever a mushroom was observed growing on a live frog, Rao's Intermediate Golden Backed Frog. Researchers with the World Wildlife Foundation are concerned
  • A Total War Warhammer 3 user memorialized their Leopard Gecko by creating a mod for the game.
  • A new lizard, the Leopard Dwarf Gecko, was discovered in the rainforest of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
  • A Florida snake hunter recently caught and harvested a 176.7lb 16.9ft Burmese Python specimen.
  • Poison Dart Frogs (Dendrobatidae) host a collection of more than 500 alkaloids, poisonous compounds, from their diet of insects. A specific protein, alkaloid binding globulin, is thought to transfer the toxins from the frog's blood and/or intestines to the skin to act as a chemical deterrent.
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