Vacation Feeding

[monster]

How old and big is your pacman? If its an adult if you give him a nice meal before you go and you have lights, heat and humidity on timers you should be ok. Even if its a subadult if you feed a nice meal he should be ok but if its a baby im not a hundred percent sure a week would be ok. Again if you could get some one to check and throw in some crickets or even a worm that would be your best option. A subadult could go a week but something in between wouldn't hurt. And another thing you have to take into consideration is you are going to need someone to see if there is any poop or waste to pick up and even putting bigger dishes for water what if one of your frogs decides to poop in it? you will need someone to change the water.

[Fishboy123]

How old and big is your pacman? If its an adult if you give him a nice meal before you go and you have lights, heat and humidity on timers you should be ok. Even if its a subadult if you feed a nice meal he should be ok but if its a baby im not a hundred percent sure a week would be ok. Again if you could get some one to check and throw in some crickets or even a worm that would be your best option. A subadult could go a week but something in between wouldn't hurt. And another thing you have to take into consideration is you are going to need someone to see if there is any poop or waste to pick up and even putting bigger dishes for water what if one of your frogs decides to poop in it? you will need someone to change the water.

I don't have a pacman frog right now, but I'm guessing it will be a year old when I leave for a vacation. I might put another water dish as well for humidity.

[Fishboy123]

Thanks for the quick reply! From the research I've done, I'm pretty sure a pacman frog would do okay for a week or two without food. However for the red eyed tree frogs I was scared about feeding. Could I leave some extra crickets when I leave and have them eat it? Since the frogs will be up in the top of the cage, the crickets won't be able to reach them.

[Lija]

Well you will have no choice but have someone come in. Pacman yes he can be without food for a week or two if it's an adult, but you have to have someone change his water daily and spot clean if needed, flood substrate if it dries out, that is provided you have temps/humidity on controllers.

Adult red eyes will be fine for a week with no food, provided you have everything plugged into controllers. Paul has covered that one.

[monster]

You got to remember even if you put 2 water dishes with the pacman frog that when he is an adult when he poops and pees these are not small. So even putting more then one dish if he pees in them lets say and doesn't poop he is still going to absorb that in when he sits in the water. And sitting for a week or two in that kinda heat and humidity you are bound to grow some kind of bacteria in the water and he is going to absorb it and more then likely become sick. If you could get a friend or family member to check on your frogs that would be your best bet I think going away for that long. And im not saying he will absolutely become sick but sitting in that kind of water you would probably have a high risk.

[Lija]

Good thing about pacs that they live in small tanks, so you can also find some teen kid, old enough to change water and be responsible, yet young enough not to ask much $ for it and bring the tank to their house.

[jarteta97]

Hahaha, hey! I'm that teenage kid you're talking about. I guess I'll have to charge more

[jarteta97]

If you feel comfortable saying so, where abouts do you live? If you check craiglist, I think in the services section, and put up a wanted ad, or look for a pet sitter, that could potentially work as a solution.