My New Frog

[Bruce]

Seems like a cranwelli to me, cute frog!
A 5 gallon should be ok, a 10 is more than enough. Large tanks can actually stress out smaller frogs, so I wouldn't I bigger than a 10 for now.
I can't quite tell the sex yet, but if it's a male a 10-15 gallon will be fine, a 15-20 for a female.

Be sure to treat his water and keep the temps around 80 during the day, 76 at night, and humidity around 80%, use a calcium supplement every other day and a multivitamin every week and you should be ok!

Can we get a picture of his enclosure?

[GrifTheGreat]

Nice Cranwelli.

Try not to handle him. They become extremely stressed from frequent handling. Babies should be kept in medium to large critter keepers because large spaces overwhelm them and cause stress. Also large enclosures make it difficult for them to capture their food.

[Ra]

you could get a small critter keeper and place it inside the terrarium you have. In a month, if you feed your frog right, it will be big enough for the 10 gallon.

Cant tell gender yet at that age.

[cowis]

do they borrow when they are scared or is that just what they do?

[DorkiTimmy]

Haha thats a cute frog its to young to be determine if its a male or female wait 6-10months / on tank 10 gallon is good for the rest of its life with coconut fiber substrate have a water dish that it can soak in have fake plants if you want the habitat to look nice dont use moss. Feed it cricket main source you can also feed it earth worm 1pinkie per month 4 goldfish per month and mealworms for me mealworms is backup if i dont have time my ornate pacman has no problem with eating alot of those digest easily but some might say its bad cause of the hard shell of the mealworm. so that gl with yours

[Evolution]

Haha thats a cute frog its to young to be determine if its a male or female wait 6-10months / on tank 10 gallon is good for the rest of its life with coconut fiber substrate have a water dish that it can soak in have fake plants if you want the habitat to look nice dont use moss. Feed it cricket main source you can also feed it earth worm 1pinkie per month 4 goldfish per month and mealworms for me mealworms is backup if i dont have time my ornate pacman has no problem with eating alot of those digest easily but some might say its bad cause of the hard shell of the mealworm. so that gl with yours

Nice looking frog cowis. I wouldn't feed it goldfish though they contain thiaminase that can be bad for your frog. A ten gallon will be good for your frogs entire life really. I blocked off half of the tank for mine when he was smaller so he could capture prey easier. Crickets, dubia roaches, and worms are great staple foods. I'd avoid mealworms too frankly. And wait on feeding pinkies until its bigger.

[DorkiTimmy]

Thats true many owner are very picky and careful with their food but for me if they are able to eat it then it should be fine i tested it and nothing been wronged just dont get dirty looking dead disease fish but yea. heres my frog i had him for 4-6months i feed him large cricket 2-4 daily for 2 days skip a day feed it 1 wait for the poop then feed it more lol. then after cricket supplies run out i feed it goldfish guppies mealworms earth worm for about 2-4 days before i can go get more crickets dont wrong me my reptile store is far soo yea :P

[li19890807]

Hi! I have a question .
Dose Packman forg can reproduct in artificial environment?

[Earth Eater]

Hi! I have a question .
Dose Packman forg can reproduct in artificial environment?

This thread is over a year old... please start a new thread (button located above the Pacman forum title) instead of bumping up a old one with a unrelated question. The answer is yes though, they can reproduce in captivity if that is what you are asking... The search function on here is great and I suggest you use it next time as you can find many answers through it!

Regards,

Bodhin