Pacman Frog Tank size

[GrifTheGreat]

Hello

She just needs time to adjust. It may help to position her water dish of any other furniture she has in similar locations based off her previous setup.

[AwesomePossum]

Hello

She just needs time to adjust. It may help to position her water dish of any other furniture she has in similar locations based off her previous setup.

Thank you for responding

Okay, I wasn't sure if the tank was too big...its been well over a week and shes still like this. When I first brought her home she started eating within the hour, and I kept her in a small kritter keeper. She was the same way when I moved her to the 3 gal-wasn't phased really. So this made me nervous.

I added the fake plant recently to provide more security, but she prefers the moss. I'll try orienting everything the way her old setup was.

[AwesomePossum]

I left her alone for a few days and when I went in today to check on her, she was out and ready for food. She...definitely ate to make up for lost time.

So that's resolved. But since I already have a thread going here, I'll just ask:

Does she look like, well, a she?

I realize she's still young, but I just gave her a bath and measured her at 3 1/2 inches STV. I see no nuptial pads either, and there's been no croaking. All this growth in just a month is insane..

[GrifTheGreat]

I left her alone for a few days and when I went in today to check on her, she was out and ready for food. She...definitely ate to make up for lost time.

So that's resolved. But since I already have a thread going here, I'll just ask:

Does she look like, well, a she?

I realize she's still young, but I just gave her a bath and measured her at 3 1/2 inches STV. I see no nuptial pads either, and there's been no croaking. All this growth in just a month is insane..

If the frog is not calling and no nuptial pads are present, then it is most likely female.

[AwesomePossum]

If the frog is not calling and no nuptial pads are present, then it is most likely female.

I just wasn't sure because the frog is still fairly young, if that mattered. But figured I'd ask here anyway

[GrifTheGreat]

3.5" is about average size for an adult male, but if you have doubts you could always play some Pacman frog calls on your phone from YouTube in the room the frog is kept in and see if the frog responds. Best to use the call belonging to the species. Most makes will respond to rival male calls.