Pacman questions.

[Truffs1178]

Thanks for the help but how could he have been stunted? I give him the calcium and nutrient mixed stuff like 5 times a week and I kept him in a exo terra 60x60x60 until a few weeks ago when I moved him into a 30x30x30 exo terra because he is sooooooooooooo small for his age. I dont mind him being this size its just I was wondering. And yes I think he is very healthy. He comes out of his hole every night to sit in his water bowl and he hops around and croaks.

[Truffs1178]

also thosew were taken a while ago. He is about 4 inches now and has a more pointed face but he still looks the same every other way. Actually he is also fatter now.

[Lija]

then it is a different story, a frog in the pic looks like a baby, no more then as Grif said 2-2,5", but 4" is a normal size for a adult male. when we see pics like that and people are saying he is 8month old and calling, we will tell you right away it is not normal and he is stunted. see that is why it is important to answer "trouble" questions and post recent pics, only then we can help, people tend to forget or skip something, but this way we get the whole picture, sometimes something little may cause a lot of trouble.

Grif and Carlos answered your Qs, for your Q about growth, if you get a frog at the size 2" and you have 4" frog now, you have your double size and with that normal sized pacman having said that I would adjust his food, mealworms and superworms ( morioworms) are not good at all for pacman due to high chitin amount, superworms have less chitin, but they are very fatty.
african beetle larvae not sure, never fed or saw nutrient analysis, can't say, but usually these types of larvae are very high in a fat content, thus not good for a pacman too. I would skip mealworms/superworms completely and add nightcrawlers ( earthworms) to the diet.