Golden horned frog care may vary depending on individual differences and environmental conditions. It is recommended to fully understand the habits and needs of the Golden Horned Frog before caring for it.

The following are some basic points for caring for golden horned frogs:

Water quality management : Golden horned frogs require clear, chlorine-free, ammonia-free water. Using a filter and pump can help keep your water clean. Regularly test water quality parameters such as pH, ammonia and nitrate levels and make necessary water quality adjustments.

Water temperature control: Golden horned frogs adapt to warm water temperatures, and the most suitable water temperature range is 20-25 degrees Celsius. A heater or temperature control device can be used to maintain a stable water temperature.

Feed and feeding: Golden horned frogs are carnivores and feed mainly on insects, small invertebrates and small fish. Live or frozen insects, maggots, small fish, etc. can be provided as the main food. Pay attention to appropriate amounts when feeding and avoid overfeeding.

Provide a suitable habitat: Golden horned frogs require a moist habitat and can use a suitably sized aquarium or pool as their home. Provide some aquatic plants and rocks in the habitat to provide shelter and crawl space.

Pay attention to hygiene and cleanliness: Clean the aquarium or pool regularly to remove waste and residual food. Keeping water clean and hygienic helps prevent disease and infection.

Pay attention to observation and care: Observe the behavior and physical condition of the golden horned frog regularly, and pay attention to whether there are any abnormalities or signs of disease. If abnormalities are found, take timely measures, such as seeking medical treatment or adjusting feeding conditions.