Crazy pacman!

[DVirginiana]

I try to feed late at night which is cool because I'm a horrible insomniac anyway. But if for some reason Trevor is looking around earlier acting like she wants food, I'll feed her then. Usually that happens when I'm feeding my other reptiles. I don't know if she smells the worms when I chop them or what, but if she's acting interested I'll give her one.

Any chance there was rain or some other air pressure difference when your frog was going nuts? Sometimes during the summer mine would get nervous and act that way for an hour or two when a big storm or pressure front came through. Don't really have any proof to back this up, but I think frogs can probably sense air pressure changes pretty well since rain is part of what triggers mating (my turtle always notices too, but it just makes her want to eat since worms come out after rain).
Your frog acting funny is more likely caused by something else, just throwing this out there in case there was a connection...

[GrifTheGreat]

I try to feed late at night which is cool because I'm a horrible insomniac anyway. But if for some reason Trevor is looking around earlier acting like she wants food, I'll feed her then. Usually that happens when I'm feeding my other reptiles. I don't know if she smells the worms when I chop them or what, but if she's acting interested I'll give her one.

Any chance there was rain or some other air pressure difference when your frog was going nuts? Sometimes during the summer mine would get nervous and act that way for an hour or two when a big storm or pressure front came through. Don't really have any proof to back this up, but I think frogs can probably sense air pressure changes pretty well since rain is part of what triggers mating (my turtle always notices too, but it just makes her want to eat since worms come out after rain).
Your frog acting funny is more likely caused by something else, just throwing this out there in case there was a connection...

They can sense Barometric pressure changes. So you're right they sense when storms are coming.

[Maharg]

If you leave superworms in your tank, and sometimes you wont even noticed one burrowed and got away, that will explain the beetles. I dug one up mid transformation out of my Pixie tank. Im looking at it now. Looks like an alien.

[unkempt1]

BTW, nobody else seen these Beatles in Their eco earth?

Depends, give us a better description. Was it Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, or Ringo Starr? Sorry, been reading this thread the last day or so and couldn't help myself any longer. Been lurking for weeks now and this is the post I respond to...

[GrifTheGreat]

Depends, give us a better description. Was it Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, or Ringo Starr? Sorry, been reading this thread the last day or so and couldn't help myself any longer. Been lurking for weeks now and this is the post I respond to...

Lol! Seems you were holding back for the perfect response aaannnnnndddd you found it.

[GrifTheGreat]

If you leave superworms in your tank, and sometimes you wont even noticed one burrowed and got away, that will explain the beetles. I dug one up mid transformation out of my Pixie tank. Im looking at it now. Looks like an alien.

I forgot all about that Lol! Someone on here a while back found a Darkling Beatle in their frog's enclosure from a mealworm that managed to get away and pupate. That would explain it. Great guess Graham.