Jabba the Pacman

[Joe9252]

this is Jabba my albino pac ive had it for about 2 months now not sure if is a female or a male havent heard any crooking yet what do you think is it norm size for it age.... Its such a secret eater lol i wish it wasnt but oh well i think ive one seen it eat once lol my roommates always make fun oe my "pet rock" lol but i love it it norm never out but i decided to take some pics of it

[GrifTheGreat]

Nice Albino. Seems to have a decent size to him/her. A lot of these frogs are secretive when it comes to eating. I don't have a secret eater but a few owners on here do. Make sure if your feeding him/her crickets that they aren't just burrowing into the substrate and your frog is actually eating them. Crickets will burrow and its easy to think that your Pac has eaten them when it actually hasn't. Worms will do the same.

[Joe9252]

the crickets never really burrow in my tank they just chill right next to the heat pad

[GrifTheGreat]

the crickets never really burrow in my tank they just chill right next to the heat pad

That's good then he/she knows where to find them. If you break the hind legs off the crickets it will slow them down a lot and make them much easier for your frog to catch. Do you use a multivitamin and a calcium dust with D3? Your frog must have these to be healthy and grow strong. In dust form. Dust your frogs food once a week with the multivitamin and every other feeding with the calcium dust. Also try other food items such as red wigglers/night crawlers/hornworms/dubia roaches/ect. Your frog also needs this variety in its diet to be healthy. It pays off big time.

[Capojames]

Nice pac

[GrifTheGreat]

Nice pac

James you must show a photo of this 8" male you say you have. A side view profile pic would be nice. Use a ruler or measuring tape I don't care. I must see this ?ale and all his glory.

[Joe9252]

That's good then he/she knows where to find them. If you break the hind legs off the crickets it will slow them down a lot and make them much easier for your frog to catch. Do you use a multivitamin and a calcium dust with D3? Your frog must have these to be healthy and grow strong. In dust form. Dust your frogs food once a week with the multivitamin and every other feeding with the calcium dust. Also try other food items such as red wigglers/night crawlers/hornworms/dubia roaches/ect. Your frog also needs this variety in its diet to be healthy. It pays off big time.

It seems he wont eat anything but crickets or pinkies I tired night crawler and horned worms I do use the calcium dust but I don't have a multivitamin I'll get some Tom for him I don't k ow where to get the roaches from and I'm assuming he just doesn't like worms idk

[GrifTheGreat]

It seems he wont eat anything but crickets or pinkies I tired night crawler and horned worms I do use the calcium dust but I don't have a multivitamin I'll get some Tom for him I don't k ow where to get the roaches from and I'm assuming he just doesn't like worms idk

Funny thing about these frogs is that if they were raised on crickets for the majority of their life a lot of times they are stubborn about trying new foods. They usuall have to try them before they will start eating them. Since he/she won't eat in front of you it will be difficult to give your frog a variety. It would be stressful for your frog but you could force feed him/her one of these food items so he actually tries it. It is really only advised to force feed under the condition of the frog not eating and starving so it would be entirely up to you. Force feeding causes stress because you have to force your frogs mouth open and place food in. The frog does the rest. if your frog gets stressed really easily then definetly don't do it. I'm actually amazed that your Pac won't eat Hornworms. These guys usually love them.

[Heatheranne]

Nice frog! Great name for a pac, lol!