Size for a Pixie enclosure?

[arielgasca420]

I know from your previous post you asked us if you should get another animal, well you have chosen one of the largest frogs on the market. I would recommend researching for other species before you chose this one. I have mine in my room along with my pacman enclosure and it is quite crammed with a 40 gallon long tank and an 18X18X24. I cannot stress how large these frogs get and what a commitment they are. mine is so hungry all the time and I spend a lot on food weekly for him.
The only reason I picked the pixie is because I knew that would be my last frog purchase. I fell in love with a baby one that I raised at the pet store I worked at and after a year no one was interested in him besides me.

[arielgasca420]

I also wanted to add that these frogs can be lazy, but every frog personality is different. Mine is very active and loves to move around each night to a different spot. he loves to chase after the crickets and I make him jump high sometimes to grab them from the tongs.
I also thought putting plants in his enclosure would be nice and aesthetic, but I am finding out that I may have to take them out because he likes to bury himself underneath them and every week I have to rearrange them. just some food for thought.
I would really sit on this idea and if you plan to go through with it than get one that you know for sure is a male or female. with a female I would say minimum 20 gallon and male minimum 30 gallon