Baby Green C. Cornuta

[GrifTheGreat]

I go all over the forum, but since you haven't been on for a while that's probably why I didn't reonize the name. Pac has the right idea. Lots of humidity constant 80% if possible and let the little guy/girl calm down before you try and feed him/her in a day or 2.

[fluffypanda]

Cornutas are my all time favorite types of packman frogs! you're very lucky. Any tips? everyone seems to have that part covered but my packman frog would never take roaches.. i hope yours has a better appetite than mine!

[pac]

in phillipe de vosiji book he says this type of frogs need alot of humdity

[GrifTheGreat]

in phillipe de vosiji book he says this type of frogs need alot of humdity

I've heard they can even handle 90%, but I don't know of any evidence that backs this info. I would suspect that its true because of how much moisture is in the Amazon Rainforest. These are one of the coolest and most interesting species of Ceratophrys.

[coastal20]

So after reading everyone's comments about humidity I am headed to lowes and petsmart to pick up a proper heat light/fixture, temp/humidity gauge, and some vit. supplement.
I have a question about the light fixture...Do I need to get the fixture with the ceramic socket? I plan on getting a 50w tight beam spotlight bulb from petsmart.
Also are there any bulbs that I could just buy at lowes that would work as well as the ones from petsmart?

[GrifTheGreat]

So after reading everyone's comments about humidity I am headed to lowes and petsmart to pick up a proper heat light/fixture, temp/humidity gauge, and some vit. supplement.
I have a question about the light fixture...Do I need to get the fixture with the ceramic socket? I plan on getting a 50w tight beam spotlight bulb from petsmart.
Also are there any bulbs that I could just buy at lowes that would work as well as the ones from petsmart?

I would reccomend a ceramic socket due to the bulbs getting hot and incase you decide to get a ceramic heat emitter sometime.
I also reccomend a light fixture that has a dimmer switch to allow for you to accurately control the amount of light and heat produced by the bulb.

[Mentat]

So after reading everyone's comments about humidity I am headed to lowes and petsmart to pick up a proper heat light/fixture, temp/humidity gauge, and some vit. supplement.
I have a question about the light fixture...Do I need to get the fixture with the ceramic socket? I plan on getting a 50w tight beam spotlight bulb from petsmart.
Also are there any bulbs that I could just buy at lowes that would work as well as the ones from petsmart?

A tight beam spotlight might be great for reptiles and other UV absorbing animals but Pacman's are nocturnal and the light will actually be counterproductive. Would rather recommend a dimmable dome fixture (Fluker's makes them) with either a ceramic type heat emmiter (50 watts for 10 gal.) or red light bulbs. Good luck!

[pac]

i havent being wanting one for 2yrs now and once i dont have no money well not that much money they came out again but o well did you ask what jelas was feeding them but small crickets will do