Aww what a cute new baby!! Congrats!!
Aww what a cute new baby!! Congrats!!
2.0.3 Hyla versicolor "Eastern Gray Tree Frogs"
2.2.0 Agalychnis callidryas "Red Eyed Tree Frogs"
0.0.3 Dendrobates auratus "Turquoise and Bronze"
0.0.1 Anaxyrus fowleri "Fowler's Toad"
Thanx all
Nice frog and welcome on board.
Is that some type of moss in there? Alot of people recommend staying away from them.
Good looking frog! And welcome to the forum. There are care articles for pacman frogs that you might want to check out. I know I had no clue what I was doing when I started. This forum has been a Huge help! On a side note: be careful with the moss. It can be dangerous if they swallow it because it will lead to impaction. It's fine to have in the tank if you feed your little guy/girl in a separate container.
With regards to the crickets, you might want to stick with small or medium ones for now. I can't really tell your pac's size from the pictures but it looks young still. In general, pacmans will eat about anything that fits in their mouth. I've also heard of the rule-of-thumb that the crickets length should be about the distance between the pacman's eyes. Good luck!
He does have a crisp yellow coloring to him, I love the name.
Ok I have a noob question dose or can anyone describe what it feels like to get bitten by a baby pacman I want it to get use to me so when i clean the tank or give it a soak
The tong is sticky. That was just as far as i got with them, their tough. The jaw is strong when they clamp they clamp and it feels like teeth.
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Just to answer that question. When I had a young male, he bit me afew times when he was mad, or when he thought my finger was food. I doesn't hurt at all, but I have to admit, it can be somewhat startling. As long as you don't wiggle your finger in front of your Pacman Frog, it isn't likely to bite you. I always kind of laughed it off.
An older Pacman Frog bite isn't great, though. Older Pacman Frogs will develope an odontoid (tooth) in the center of it's mouth that is pretty sharp (so I've heard). I have heard people say that if adults bite they can hang on like anoles (green yard lizards). I wouldn't worry about that at all, it's just fyi.
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