A diurnal heating question

[jasonm96]

In a room that is above 70F, the insects will feed more and in turn pass more safe and natural nutrition from fruit and veg to the frog. If you then decided to get another pacman in future, a different colour for a variety, it won't be so hard to set up another tank. You'll only need a 40-60W bulb for during the day and then a small heat mat at night.

[alane]

If I just pay attention and mist every other day, it looks like the humidity swing is what it should be.

The thermostat makes it easy, all I have to do is to remember to set it each night and each morning.

The 100W light is out of the equation. It's just too severe. 60W works fine.

Froggy seems to be happy in its routine. Came out yesterday, shed, then hunted and ate more crickets than ever. Then the poo.

I heat my cricket pen with a small bulb. Crickets love 86F.

Funny, this frog doesn't like to hide under things. I've given it the opportunity and it totally avoids any sort of enclosed area. It just buries itself to whatever degree it wants.

[jasonm96]

Hopefully all goes well with some more experiments!

Never really found them to use a hiding spot either, it can be good though just in case and for a thermal/humidity retreat.