Just got a new Pacman Frog

[AsmCoder8088]

Thanks John, and Kurt, I'll have to certainly see if maybe a vet can prescribe eye drops or something.

I've also finally finished putting together the rest of his cage (a 50 gallon tank), so he should be much happier now:

[Kerry1968]

Bless him, he looks kinda lost in that big tank!

[John]

Bless him, he looks kinda lost in that big tank!

Yes, "lost" was exactly the word that occurred to me too.

[coltiger]

Even when he/she grows to full size it will look out of place. The eye looks like problem, I hope it is fixable...its a nice looking Ornate

[AsmCoder8088]

Hmm, I had read that the larger the tank, the better. Maybe not? Oh well, he's not going to feel cramped anyway.

His eye looks to be doing a lot better lately:



And he's still eating crickets fairly well, so he seems healthy at least!

[Kurt]

So the eye is improving?

[coltiger]

nothing wrong with giving your animals space at all. My first Cane toad was in 100 gallon tank until side cracked.

[AsmCoder8088]

Yeah, the eye is improving for sure. However I had purchased another pacman frog when I originally discovered the infection because I thought the first pacman might not make it. Now I have two pacman frogs in the same tank.

How long can I keep them in the tank until I risk them eating each other? They're both baby pacman right now, so I don't think they would do that until they're adult size, but what do you think?