Meet Pakku, from Florida.

[Mentat]

Also, in the article you posted it said that ten gallons is sufficient for a grown pacman and I was wondering if my 20 Long with a frosted or opaque tank divider would be suffcient in the future for keeping Two pacman frogs or maybe Pakku and another type. I am interested in the posiblity of having a Ceratophrys Cornuta. or something with similar living conditions to Pakku.

Space wise it's doable; but would have to quarantine new frog for at least 30 days and understand you are still taking a risk. Any of two frogs could have a pathogen they've built resistance to but not the other one.

An option is to wait until this one get's between 3.5 to 4 in. move it to a ten gallon. Then disinfect the 20G and can use it for maybe 1-2 toads (same set-up) or a leopard frog (1/3 dry, 2/3 water) set-up; and neither of those require heating. Could also use the 20G for an Ornate; but only an adult female would need such large tank.

[MaraBird]

Thank you. That was all very helpful.

btw, when I got home yesterday The heating pad has arrived. It's a very nice size and should heat the tank nicely but I won't apply it until the regulator comes, in the next two days, for fear of over heating.

[GrifTheGreat]

Welcome MaraBird! Carlos has you covered on the basics. We do have a great Pacman section here so any questions, just ask!

[MaraBird]

Having an issue guys, and it's urgent!
Check out the thread, Pretty please?


http://www.frogforum.net/pacman-frog...nner-help.html