My pac is 4 inches it's a female I actually have a picture of her here in this forum, I'll try those fish and see how he takes them, he's under now though so might be another couple of months I don't know.
My pac is 4 inches it's a female I actually have a picture of her here in this forum, I'll try those fish and see how he takes them, he's under now though so might be another couple of months I don't know.
What I mean by hiding places is plants. even fake plants draped on the sides and a on the ground will make your pac feel more secure. My guy only hides when his plants aren't over his head. i have a small canopy using live plants.
I have a shy eater. But, im on him like a hawk.
Do you only feed your Pac rodents and nothing else as a staple? If so only feeding your frog like once a month or longer would severely slow your Pac's metabolism. This would make her eat less and not only that make her kind of sluggish. You should have your frogs normal temp at least 80 degrees F 85 at most during the day. The humidity is fine. As the others said rodents as a staple is bad for frogs especially Pacmans. The fat build up can cause serious health problems including obesity, blindness from the fat build up, and various other nutritional problems. Was the water that you soaked your frog in tap water and if so was it treated with a water conditioner to make it safe for your frog? Try other foods like meal worm, but only as a treat as their exoskeleton can be hard to digest. Horn worm are excellent food for Pacs. Mine cant resist them. Horn worms are expensive though. Try Dubia cockroaches as well. Rodents should never only be the sole food source. Do you dust your frogs food with vitamin dust and calcium dust? Use the advice given on this forum from the members and let everyone know if it corrects the issue.
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