Argentine horned frog
ceratophrys ornata latin

The Argentine Horned frog has simple requirements as a pet.

The Argentine Horned frog's females deposit about 2000 eggs in water and within two weeks they become tadpoles.

"Argentine horned frog."

A fully grown female Argentine Horned Frog (females are generally larger than males) can easily eat a grown rat.

The leopard tortoises will outlive you, the African rock python will kill you and the tiny Argentine horned frogs set you back better than $50 each, wholesale.

As a symbolic reference to this story, George is frequently shown caring for an albino Argentine Horned Frog (also known as a Pacman frog) identical to the one shown during the opening narration.

The Argentine Horned Frog (Ceratophrys ornata), also known as the Argentine wide-mouthed Frog or Pacman frog, is the most common species of Horned Frog, from the rain forests of Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil.

The Argentine Horned Frog (Ceratophrys ornata), also known as the Argentine wide-mouthed Frog or Pacman frog, is the most common species of Horned Frog, from the rain forests of Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil.