when do A/B (pixies) stop growing???

[Locascio]

Honestly I think all frogs never actually stop growing. They just slow so far down in growth that we don't notice much change in size. That's just my opinion though.

yea that makes sence... ive got an 11 month old pixie male and he seems to be stuck at 600 grams and 6 in i really want him to at lest get another 600grams on him

[GrifTheGreat]

yea that makes sence... ive got an 11 month old pixie male and he seems to be stuck at 600 grams and 6 in i really want him to at lest get another 600grams on him

There is still Time for him to hit a growth spurt again. You may have to find the right food like Hornworms. They made oldest Pacman have a growth spurt and she grew and entire inch and a half in 2 months and this was after she was sick and had to be force Fed for 2 months straight.

[Locascio]

i would have to find an online dealer kuz none of my petshops offer them but i do spend a lot of money on earthworms/roachs/chickens ext. to beef him up Hornworms are the best for growing frogs do you have any online dealers that you could show me ..so that i could buy from???

[GrifTheGreat]

i would have to find an online dealer kuz none of my petshops offer them but i do spend a lot of money on earthworms/roachs/chickens ext. to beef him up Hornworms are the best for growing frogs do you have any online dealers that you could show me ..so that i could buy from???

Look for Great Lakes Hornworms.

[Locascio]

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[GrifTheGreat]

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[Tyson]

You're welcome. I've had no problems out of this guy. Always delivers.

I'm going to order some of those also. The data on them looks pretty good. I already am growing worms, and rats for food, why not these! may even get rid of the rats in favor of these as treats, I think he will like them just as well. His main food is still worms, as I grow them, but I'm very glad you guys where talking about these other worms. hornworms seem like a great way to go!