New Pacman hyperventilating?

[Maharg]

Keep an eye on the frog. Most of the time paper towel pieces are passed without issue. When it appears the frog is nearing a bowel movement make a de-chlorinated soak and place 3 drops of honey in the bath. The water should be just warm to the touch(78°) and no deeper than up to the frogs chin. Soak for 15 minutes and as the water cools have another de-chlorinated soak ready of the same depth and temp, but just plain. Soak for another 15 minutes or less if the frog defecates sooner. If the frog doesn't have a bowel movement in the amount of time it took for both baths just fill her water dish with Luke warm de-chlorinated water and return her home , but set her in her water dish.

Keep me posted.

Thanks Griff and the everybody who provided me tips. Good to know we have a highly informed community to help us out when needed.

[Lija]

you got some excellent advice here.
do you want to add something to the tank, may be some wood or plant to provide a hide of some sorts and cover 3 sides of a tank with something. it will help him feel more safe and less scared.

P.S. I think it is really a good thing I haven't seen this frog at J&J :lol:

[Maharg]

you got some excellent advice here.
do you want to add something to the tank, may be some wood or plant to provide a hide of some sorts and cover 3 sides of a tank with something. it will help him feel more safe and less scared.

P.S. I think it is really a good thing I haven't seen this frog at J&J :lol:

Thats exactly what im going to do. Lol im so scatterbrained tho that ill go to a pet store with all these things in mind and get home and be like "oh yea I forgot decor and something to cover the sides"
Today I got back with food, an extra thermometer and spring water but forgot all the other important stuff.

Yea I loved this Pacman from the moment I saw her. Once she settles in some more ill be sure to post some better pics.