Ceratophrys cranwelli has a much more varied range of colours and a huge variation in the amount of dorsal patterning. . The dorsal colouring ranges from lime green to dark brown with varying amounts of red, orange, or yellow. Some specimens have an extremely reduce dorsal pattern and are almost entirely lime green. An albino form of Ceratophrys cranwelli has also been bred. These albino horned frogs have a very attractive yellow and orange coloration.Adult horned fogs are capable of reaching an overall snout to vent length of 5.5 inches and are usually as wide as they are long if not wider. The ventral colour is usually white with a certain amount of yellow extending to the flanks where it blends with the dorsal colouring. Scattered over the back is a dark pattern of patches, which can be brown, dark green, orange, or red in colour. These patches vary in size and position but generally have a distinctive set pattern.

Horned frogs are best maintained at a temperature of between 78 F to 86 F, with juveniles being kept at the higher range. The easiest way of providing heat is to use a heat mat designed for vivarium usage. Heat mats can be placed under one end of the enclosure and adjusted to the correct temperature by using a suitable thermostat. Alternatively the entire room the cage is in can be heated to the right temperature.The size of the food will depend on the size of the frog you are feeding. Only feed food items that are no larger than approximately half the size of the frog. Otherwise the food is likely to decompose faster then the frog can digest it, making the frog bloat up putting great pressure on the internal organs and can be fatal.

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