Introductions?

[AutumnMM]

Hey everyone!

My name is Autumn and I recently acquired an albino Pacman froggy (in September) and her name is Eleanor! I have been keeping her happy in her ten gallon tank for these last two months (almost!) but really only because all of the questions that I had regarding Eleanor and her enclosure, feeding and her general care have been answered on this forum! I figured after almost two months of vigorously stalking this forum, I should probably join and introduce us!

Just want to add in a great big "Thank you!" for all of the wonderful advice, tips and honest opinions that I have been glancing at on other threads around this forum that have helped me so tremendously!

Here's my little Eleanor:







Sorry if these can't be seen! I'm using my tablet and it's a bit of a pain to coordinate on!


-Autumn

[GrifTheGreat]

Welcome to Frog Forum Autumn and Eleanor!!!

[Heatheranne]

Welcome to the forum . We are happy to have you join and glad you found the answers you were looking for. She's a little cutie!

[Pluke]

Welcome Autumn, Nice frog you have there.

[AutumnMM]

Thanks so much! I'm excited to learn more about our amphibious friends and I plan to post plenty of pictures and videos over the course of Eleanor's stay with me. She has very vibrant markings, these photos really do her no justice!

[AutumnMM]

Sorry to post in a dead thread, but Eleanor passed away this last weekend for unknown reasons. She was eating less the last couple weeks beforehand and I found her laying in her water bowl, unmoving. She didn't seem compacted or discolored. She wasn't bloated or skinny, either. Her temperatures and humidity levels weren't perfect but they definitely weren't out of any life-threatening or unhealthy range. She was a Petco Pacman so it could have been congenital or hereditary. As soon as I'm ready, I'll try again someday, hopefully soon.

[GrifTheGreat]

Sorry to post in a dead thread, but Eleanor passed away this last weekend for unknown reasons. She was eating less the last couple weeks beforehand and I found her laying in her water bowl, unmoving. She didn't seem compacted or discolored. She wasn't bloated or skinny, either. Her temperatures and humidity levels weren't perfect but they definitely weren't out of any life-threatening or unhealthy range. She was a Petco Pacman so it could have been congenital or hereditary. As soon as I'm ready, I'll try again someday, hopefully soon.

Sorry for your loss.

Sometimes they pass away for what seems like no reason. I sure it was due to some underlying problem that could not be seen on the surface.