My new addition... Strawberry Pacman

[DVirginiana]

Great looking frog!

Just something I noticed in the pictures, if you're not putting him in a different container to feed him, you should remove the rocks and moss. Those are both impaction risks, because the frog will eat them accidentally when it lunges for food. Eco-earth cocofiber is good bedding and doesn't cause impaction if they eat it.

I've heard you can feed the crickets carrots to bring out red/orange in a frog, but that might just be a wives' tale.

[Rickky88]

Yea I have been feeding him on tongs and he is pretty good at catching the food...i don't let it run around his cage...i only took him out to soak him...i have half the tank with moss and the other half is cocofiber...thank you though

[DVirginiana]

Yea I have been feeding him on tongs and he is pretty good at catching the food...i don't let it run around his cage...i only took him out to soak him...i have half the tank with moss and the other half is cocofiber...thank you though

Cool

[Rickky88]

What is the general growth rate of a pacman frog???

[GeorgiaBulls]

Great looking pac!

[GrifTheGreat]

What is the general growth rate of a pacman frog???

Unfortunately, growth varies a lot from frog to frog. They can reach maturity anywhere from eight months to as long as fifteen months. Females usually get larger than males, so they will normally grow at a faster rate. Growth will also have a lot to do with how they are fed as babies. It is crutial that they receive proper nutrition, regular feedings with calcium and vitamin supplements and also have correct temps and humidity. If not, their growth can be stunted.

[Rickky88]

Ok cool thanks....i have everything correct everything was jus curious...my guy/girl is normally on a diet of 3 crickets daily...