Can get him to grow

[BG]

John has a good point. My fantacy frog has a picky appotite, so he is smaller fron the the ornate and cranwell,that was raised together at the same size. Some times he wouldnt eat for weeks.

[Jcal]

Thanks for all of your replies. He could be stunted. I couldnt get him to eat for the first week i had him. Then sparingly after the first feed. I have another frog thats doing great!
Oh well. I guess this will be the cheapest frog ever to feed

[GrifTheGreat]

Thanks for all of your replies. He could be stunted. I couldnt get him to eat for the first week i had him. Then sparingly after the first feed. I have another frog thats doing great!
Oh well. I guess this will be the cheapest frog ever to feed

Its ok though. Just provide him/her with the love an care he/she needs and a long happy life. You will be the proud owner of a dwarf pacman frog lol! He/she is a very cute and beautiful frog.

[Jcal]

Its ok though. Just provide him/her with the love an care he/she needs and a long happy life. You will be the proud owner of a dwarf pacman frog lol! He/she is a very cute and beautiful frog.

yup. ill just consider it fun-sized!
its a solid 1.5''

[Chomp]

ive seen a few males in my day under 3 inches full grown. Growth Stunt happens to frogs for sure.

[tukmol]

he looks stunted.

have you tried other types of food... like "other" frogs or feeder goldfish? i noticed mine had boosted its growth with those. i used to feed mine about 10 small frogs in one session. after a couple of weeks, i noticed he can go for double.

mine seems to challenge me if i could keep up with his feeding requirements.

might work for your frog.

[Sublime]

Feeder goldfish aren't a good dietary source of nutrition, they often carry parasites and have been known to cause kidney/liver problems in frogs. Other feeder fish like guppies , minnows, and shiners would be a good substitute as long as they're captive bred. I would stay away from feeder fish though.