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Old 21-11-2009, 11:05 PM
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I'm running low on medium locust at the moment and the pet shop won't have any in until Tuesday, can i cut a large locust in half and feed him that?
How big is it? They can take BIG prey!

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the best horned frogs in my opinion are the suriname horned frogs. they are the cornuta part of the fantasy frog(cornuta x crawells) i have 2 of them.got some pics of them in the picture bit of this section-check it out and you will see why they are so great!!
Had to agree, and wondered why no one had posted this yet until I spotted your reply.

Cornuta are stunning. The only downside, rairly available CB. I bought a WC pair but sadly they were DOA.
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Old 22-11-2009, 10:33 PM
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My frog is nearly 2 inches by 2 inches and the locust is quite a bit bigger than the distance between his eyes.
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Old 22-11-2009, 10:50 PM
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the locust is quite a bit bigger than the distance between his eyes.
Proof in the pudding that the 'guide' for what size to feed herptiles is a load of old b0ll0cks, it should not be applied to all species. Being ambush predators, ceratophrys have very large mouths - nature has evolved them to be able to grab a large prey item here and there if needs be, as a small mouth would mean they would have to catch more food items to make a substantial meal - which is a bit risky for an ambush predator. Not having a go but Jedward have been voted off the X Factor tonight and am understandably very angry, sorry to take it out on you.

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Aha, so it is all aload of bullocks... i'll crack on feeding them then!
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Is it possible to overfeed? haven't yet seen him refuse a locust!
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Had to agree, and wondered why no one had posted this yet until I spotted your reply.

Cornuta are stunning. The only downside, rairly available CB. I bought a WC pair but sadly they were DOA.[/QUOTE]

thats a shame. i was lucky to get 2 cb green phase babies. want more but had to wait 16 years to find these!!
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