Questions about the size of enclosure.

[Hypnotic]

They are also clumsy in the wild, and the enclosure looks great! But in the wild, I'm wondering how many frogs survive from one spawn, counting in canibalism, MBD and all the other factors.
By placing them in small tanks, we are effectively making life easy for them, argueably, maybe too easy.
Howmuch space of the tank you posted did the pacman actually use?

[Truffs1178]

They are also clumsy in the wild, and the enclosure looks great! But in the wild, I'm wondering how many frogs survive from one spawn, counting in canibalism, MBD and all the other factors.
By placing them in small tanks, we are effectively making life easy for them, argueably, maybe too easy.
Howmuch space of the tank you posted did the pacman actually use?

I completely agree about the factors that differ from captive and wild life for the frogs. Btw that's not my tank lol. I was just using it as an example for a tank which looks wild. Sorry for the confusion.

[Truffs1178]

By placing them in small tanks, we are effectively making life easy for them, argueably, maybe too easy.
Howmuch space of the tank you posted did the pacman actually use?

This is unbelievable. I had a big tank which I got of a friend and just set that up with plants and stuff and put Citrus in it and he ate without me even tweezer feeding it. I just left a Locust in and it walked by and he ate it. I'm so happy now, I might have my old pacman back. I think that just goes to show it depends on the frog. Mine obviously likes big cages with lots of foliage. Most other people's like small ones. Mines a weird frog.