The Apricot Pacman Frog, Ceratophrys cranwelli, is a striking color morph of the South American horned frog, recognized by its vibrant orange-to-peach coloration and distinct round body shape. These terrestrial ambush predators thrive in simple enclosures with moist substrate and are well-suited for both beginner and experienced keepers due to their hardy nature. They possess an enthusiastic feeding response and primarily consume a diet of crickets, roaches, and worms.
Species: Ceratophrys cranwelli
Common Name: Apricot Pacman Frog
Origin: South America
Animal Type: Terrestrial Amphibian
Adult Length: 10–15 cm
Temperament: Ambush Predator
Diet: Insectivorous
Activity Level: Sedentary
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