Baby Pacman-Earthworm Question

[GrifTheGreat]

Welcome to the forum! Make sure you read the Pacman Care Sheet, if you have not already. Juvenille pacs should be fed every night. Three or four earthworm chunks on average should be good. Some people use the "fifteen minute feeding rule." You basically offer one worm (or other food) after another for fifteen minutes. They eat as much as they want; they'll stop when they are full.Your pacman is at a very important developmental stage so it is vital that he get nutrients and vitamins. Make sure you use a vitamin supplement every other feeding and calcium dust once a week (but don't use the calcium on the same feeding as the vitamin; their bodies can't absorb them as well when used simultaneously). Also, make sure that the worms are from a good source and have NO chemicals or dies. Some bait shops use them for fishing. Let us know if you have any other questions.

[Amphibious]

Also, make sure that the worms are from a good source and have NO chemicals or dies.

DMF brand worms are chemical free and you can get them at Wal*Mart. Sometimes you just don't know with local worms.

[GrifTheGreat]

Oopse! Calcium dust everyother feeding and a multivitamin once a week. Don't use them both at the same time in a feeding.

[JrGreener]

Thanks for all the advice. Luckily I got my worms from Walmart and got the DMF brand. Thanks for all the feeding and nutrition advice!

[GrifTheGreat]

You're welcome

[Mentat]

Oopse! Calcium dust everyother feeding and a multivitamin once a week. Don't use them both at the same time in a feeding.

Was going to make an entry and you beat me to it, he, he, he.

To OP; yep, feed all frog will eat in 15 min. Both my African Bullfrog and C. cranwelli get full and stop feeding in around 10.