Our Fantasy passed last night ...

[Martinez family]

1. Each are in 6 quart Sterilite bins
2. 4 in total
3. None recorded yet
4. None recorded yet
5. Spring / bottled
6. Eco earth Coco
7. 1 rock in dish bowl (for support) and a rock outside in substrate (for each bin)
8. Crickets
9. None given yet
10. Heat lamp applied 1 hour in morning and 1 hour in evening from outside of temp rack set up
11. I put all 4 bins stacked with proper ventilation inside a large eco terra, then I apply mist with my Repti Fogger at a medium setting for 2 hours a day
12. All eat daily or every other day (I keep 2 crickets in each bin at all times)
13. Yes, daily or every other day
14. Pics attached
15. All babies
16. I purchased my Albino a month ago (little larger than a quarter in size) the other 3 this post weekend (all about a quarter in size)
17. All captive
18. None given other than crickets
19. Rarely, only for cleaning
20. Low compared to the rest of my home
21. Water is changed daily and bins checked daily. I plan on cleaning out the substrate once a month. On top of misting daily, I spray the bins in the morning.

[Mentat]

Sorry for the Fantasy frog death ! Baby Pacman frogs are sensitive to their temperature and humidity environment. Too colds temps have been associated with chronic and permanent damage to their kidneys and lymph hearts. Not measuring and knowing these parameters (no. 3 & 4) is a big risk, specially with multiple frog systems.