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Hello and welcome to FF! Don't understand how do you keep Pacman's on paper towels with a source of heat underneath them and one of them without a water dish. What temperature and humidity parameters are maintained in the plastic shoeboxes?

Feeding your frogs a high fat diet (goldfish, superworms, mealworms, and waxworms) and pests you find in your house is not the healthiest nutrition for them. Here is some more info about their care: Frog Forum - Pacman and Horned Frogs - Ceratophrys - Care and Breeding. Good luck .
the paper towels are always moist, the one without a water dish just doesnt like water for some reason (ive had it for three years) they are always at 80 degrees with 85% or so humidity.

The goldfish contain high levels of calcium, the waxworms fatten the frogs for breeding (i breed a lot of frogs) the mealworms and superworms are for variety i live in a clean, natural place, so the wild insects (crickets and grasshoppers) are pesticide free, the other "pests" are large ants, cabbage caterpillars, wild moths, earthworms, and sow bugs. btw, i breed my own goldfish so they are extra nourishing