Prepping for future pacman!

[Sublime]

1. Your pacman(s) will be fine on paper towels without burrowing, but not advised for a permanent solution. Correct you do not need a high contrast background because their is two areas you look for and they will always poop in that area - either in the water dish, or where they have just moved from in the dirt. They don't sit in their own feces after they have gone, plus pacmans have abnormally large poop for their size so it shouldn't be hard spotting it at all in the dirt. A couple of symptoms of diseases you could look for is appearing weak or abnormally skinny, legs positioned that doesn't look normal, pale discoloration, and anything else (illness) should be able to be seen as not eating or lethargic.
2. Distilled water is ok, but has been known to extract essential minerals and/or vitamins that are beneficial in pacmans. Spring water or dechlorinated tap water is recommended.
3. Not sure, someone else can tell you.
4. A quick Google search "Frog expo in northern california" "Reptile expo in northern california" "Frog breeders in northern california", should do you well.

[imyourscar]

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2. Distilled water is ok, but has been known to extract essential minerals and/or vitamins that are beneficial in pacmans. Spring water or dechlorinated tap water is recommended.
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4. A quick Google search "Frog expo in northern california" "Reptile expo in northern california" "Frog breeders in northern california", should do you well.

Thanks, Mark! Do you have any recommendation for water dechlorinators? (Is there even chlorine in well water?) Any I promise you I am not a google noob; I was just having a bit of trouble finding pacmans specifically, though I did find a lot of dart and mantella people going to the expos in my area!