Pacman feeding trouble, is he okay

[newb14]

Hi, ive had my pacman for about 1 1/2 months and he's only eaten 5 crickets and 2 goldfish. The goldfish he ate instantly, he's only eaten one cricket from tongs, the other 5 have gone MIA in his tank( i got frustrated he wasnt eating and left them in there) i suspect he ate them and he only will at night or when im not around even when they're right by his mouth. his appetite seems low. He hasnt pooped but it might be the lack of food, he has peed though. The store i got him from only mentioned feeding him fish and mice. Any advice, im thinking of trying earthworms, also can you recommend any fish that could be fed as a staple. Thanks

[GrifTheGreat]

Hi, ive had my pacman for about 1 1/2 months and he's only eaten 5 crickets and 2 goldfish. The goldfish he ate instantly, he's only eaten one cricket from tongs, the other 5 have gone MIA in his tank( i got frustrated he wasnt eating and left them in there) i suspect he ate them and he only will at night or when im not around even when they're right by his mouth. his appetite seems low. He hasnt pooped but it might be the lack of food, he has peed though. The store i got him from only mentioned feeding him fish and mice. Any advice, im thinking of trying earthworms, also can you recommend any fish that could be fed as a staple. Thanks

Fish cannot be fed as a staple. The chemical Thiaminase found in most fish causes a Vitamin B1 deficiency which is bad.

Try Night Crawlers. Answer these questions and repost the answers here.
http://www.frogforum.net/pacman-frog...enclosure.html

[newb14]

1. ten gallon tank
2.1
3. 80%
4. 75-80 degrees
5.RO
6.Eco Earth
7.Plastic Aztec Head, i have plastic plants by took them out
8.He might have been fed fish and mice as a staple before i got him
9.every other feeding
10.Daylight lamp
11. Side mounted Heating pad
12.Just now, 1 of 3 crickets, the one placed just by his nose
13.Nope
14.
15.Unsure
16. 1 1/2 months
17. Not specified, probably captive
18. sporadically, tried fish(ate) mealworms(avoided, ate only 2 at 10 feedings), crickets (eaten five)
19.Only for honey baths
20. In room, low traffic if door closed, (have cats and dogs)
21. Replaced substrate 2 Weeks ago

[Lija]

ok first of all - temps, in your other thread you said you don't have a measuring tool and you can just guess, so that you need to change, you need to know exact temps.
then water- change your water to treated tap water asap. you can use special water conditioners for frogs or any dechorinating products would do. I'm using Prime right now.
pic of the frog and it's enclosure would be helpful, are 3 sides covered? sometimes they feel stressed out being in open, some plants/hides would be useful.

how big is a frog?

[newb14]

okay i get a themometer, also i think it might be red leg, he hops and jumps normally, but in his feet it looks like hes got blood in them, but not on the skin. And some red speckles near his hindquarters. RO water is reverse osmosis isnt that good enough. Ill put in my plants if that will help.

[Lija]

read this regarding water http://www.frogforum.net/vivarium-te...hing-else.html
and change it to treated.
take a pic of his legs, it might be also normal coloration. and at this point i really would like to see pic of the frog too.