Pacman frog ID?

[Chad1109]

Can anyone tell me what kind/pattern my pacman frog is? Just so I can pin point the care. This is my first pacman frog. I have always wanted one but for some reason never pulled the trigger and I took this little man in on a trade and I couldn't be happier!

[Chad1109]

Sorry about the weird angles... Idk what happened..

[Thevacantface]

It's a Cranwelli, not sure on what morph he would be considered since the spots are smaller than a standard.

[plasticfaye]

Definitely a cranwelli. Looks like a normal green. It's hard to tell with the coco fiber all over him, but he seems like he might tend slightly towards a reduced pattern, not enough to be labeled for it. Yay for weird angles!

[Chad1109]

Awesome, thanks guys (or girls)! That's all I really needed to know. He is a neat little dude. Any tips on training him to eat from tongs?

[plasticfaye]

My cranwellis were all slow to eat from tongs. Just keep gently nudging their chin with food until you get a reaction. Start with night crawler bits. They are easier to control and won't fall apart. They're also easier to rinse off when you drop them in the substrate, just keep a bowl of dechloro'ed water nearby.

[Chad1109]

Thank you! I have only had him a couple days and he has eaten a bunch of crickets so I figured he would eat good from tongs. Got him to bite a roach last night but just left it for dead lol. He was probably just trying to bite the tongs.

[Thevacantface]

I wouldn't stress him by putting the food in his face. Just use the tongs to drop the food in front of him for a while, and pretty soon he will associate the tongs with food, and readily take it.

[Snow]

Nice looking frog. You got a good morph in terms of spots. Very clean looking (without the eco earth).