Life span of horned frog

Horned frogs usually have a lifespan of 4-8 years. If raised in cold water, the life span is generally 7-8 years; if raised in warm water, the life span is generally 4-5 years; if raised well, the life span may be as long as 10 years; if it is native to the horned frog, the life span is about 15 years.

1. What does the horn frog look like?

Horned frog is the most common pet frog in the world, and the industry has changed its name to Wealth Frog in recent years. Its body is short and fat, like a zongzi, the mouth is very big, the whole body is covered with slender warts, there are protruding triangular fleshy horns above the eyes, and the background color of the body is mostly yellow, yellowish brown and bright green. Above is scattered with irregular dark brown, brown, light brown markings.

2. What does horned frog eat?

Horned frogs are carnivorous and can be fed to red worms or other frog tadpoles during the tadpole stage. Young frogs are very cruel and will prey on young frogs of other frogs. Adult frogs not only prey on insects and birds, but also feed on their own kind. Many mild-tempered frogs are usually in their mouth.