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Laugh out loud (LOL) at my male Ceratophrys cranwelli.

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Well, lets just say my male Ceratophrys cranwelli isn't shy and is fine being fed with forceps. However, he isn't the brightest crayon in the box, as demonstrated by a photo, at least in my humble opinion.

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"Happy" and "calmly" eating what I believe is an Acheta domesticus.

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It took approximately five (5) minutes for him to release the feeding implement. Is that "normal" behavior for a Ceratophrys cranwelli and or Ceratophrys in general?

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Five minutes later. :rofl::face_palm_02:
 
Thank you both so much for your kind words. Plus, appreciating, my very common species.

I am NEVER sure if I am boring everyone to death with my critter picture's. So, I GREATLY appreciate the responses.
 
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