NTV - Jewelled horn frogs The genus Ceratophrys
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In NTV - Jewelled horn frogs, everything about the so-called "Pacman frogs" is explained.
- 160 pages
- 198 colour photos
- Paperback
- Genus Ceratophrys
- Authors Wolfgang Schmidt, Friedrich Wilhelm Henkel
Big mouth - and what's behind it! Jewelled horn frogs are real character animals. They impress with their primitive, brightly coloured appearance, with the variety of species and colour morphs now available and, of course, with their irrepressible appetite, which has also earned them the name "Pacman frogs". Anyone who observes a few basic rules can easily keep these wonderful animals in a terrarium and, with a bit of luck, even get them to breed.
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