Quote Originally Posted by GrifTheGreat View Post
You're welcome

To answer your question about where the crickets can go is simple. They either burrow into the substrate or hide under the water dish. So you always need to look thoroughly before assuming your frog is eating. Also you need to try and catch him in the act so you definetly know he is eating.

Both humidity and temp are equally as important. They need both for a healthy life. Misting a little more often will help with the humidity just don't watter log the substrate anymore. Pacmans are very sensitive to their tropical and subtropical environmental needs so they need to be maintained to the best of your ability.

I can't wait to see pics. Keep me posted.
No, i always move all the substrate around and look under everything. I make sure i dont leave any crickets in there, but it could be possible.
Im now about to keep a steady 75+ humidity, 80+ temp. on pacman frogs cage. Right now its 79/81. So i think i got that settled.
Thanks for all the helP! Ill take pics one of these days.
And i just put some crickets in my tomato frogs cage and he ate one! So i came on to tell everyone!