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  1. #1
    Julia
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    Default Re: Please respond ASAP, Pacman's lost color?

    Feeding a quarter sized frog a worm that is 5 inches long sounds like a really bad idea. In the future you should cut the worm into smaller pieces or get smaller feeders.

    Also for his lights it might be wise to pick up a timer so the lights are on for 12 hours and off for 12.

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    noob
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    Default Re: Please respond ASAP, Pacman's lost color?

    yea for a pacman a 5 inches is a lot to take in i would cut it up into smaller bites only give them food that is about 50% their size. for the color i wouldnt freak out your pacman might be to hot or its not humid enough in the cage i would only have a day light on the frog for 12 hrs and no night light for the night light can stress the frog. just take your frog and put it in water just wait a little and watch it eat the skin since its still eating its alright

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    ryanw
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    Default Re: Please respond ASAP, Pacman's lost color?

    probably nothing to worry about, when my pac was that size i had the same concerns, hes now about 3 inch and varies in colour all the time. i think the uv light has an effect. cut down on the size of food though!

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    Greg M
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    Default Re: Please respond ASAP, Pacman's lost color?

    Many times, frogs will look dull before they molt. After shedding, they look beautiful and you breath a sigh of relief. Temperature, humidity and other issues can affect color, as well. Also, Cranwell's horned frogs will change color as they mature (usually more dull)...

    Not meaning to disagree with the previous posters, but nightcrawlers are soft and pose no impaction risk IMHO. I don't worry about the usual rules regarding size of feeders when feeding nightcrawlers to pacman's - my guys all eat/ate worms much longer than they with no apparent ill effects. Obviously, this is just for nightcrawlers...

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    cmerf07
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    Default Re: Please respond ASAP, Pacman's lost color?

    Ya dont worry too much about the color until he turns pale white...and thats a bid worm id def cut it into smaller bites

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    Mercedesherp
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    Default Re: Please respond ASAP, Pacman's lost color?

    There are a lot of differents ways to measure a nightcralwer. If your frog ate it, and it did not re-emerge from the frogs mouth, representing a a health concern, don't worry about it. Worms are good for your Ceratophrys.
    I suggest you keep feeding whole live foods. While others think that you may be jeapordizing health issues by doing so, some also fail to adress the importance of
    of habitat health, and minimize the danger of decomposing material. Decomposing earthworms, or pieces of same, can be dangerous.
    Your size estimations may have caused reasonable alarm and the well intentioned,
    concerned responses which are important considerations.

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