New here hello:) -help on substrate

[Geckogirlemi92]

Thanks I am going to try to get some pics/measurements tonight

[DonLisk]

Like Mike said, a little mold may happen and will eventually go away unless its standing water.
The plantation soil is a really nice substrate.

Should work nicely with your Pacman.

[Geckogirlemi92]

He is so very small since I have had him since Aug. 2009. I still have the paper where I bought him from petsmart he looks like hes still a baby though. I have no idea if "hes" male or female but here is the pics oh and that bright light isnt always on just for pics

[Kevin1]

Let me start off by saying that's a beautiful Cranwelli. Most adults don't have that much green on them. Secondly your frog looks very healthy and appears to be an average size for his species. Not small at all.

[Geckogirlemi92]

Thank you SOOOO much, Kevin! You have no idea how much I appreciate it! They told me he was an ornate horned frog. so thats why he is smaller bc he isnt an ornate hes a cranwell's thanks a ton really!

[Kevin1]

It's no problem. Happy to help you out.

[Geckogirlemi92]

Just giving you guys who helped me out an update. Frank is now on the plantation soil which turned out to be coco fiber. Says plantation soil on the label but it feels, and looks just like coco fiber. Anyway he is doing well, enjoying the soil and still eating ok. I was kinda nervous but he seems "happier" already. Thanks again guys.

[Kevin1]

That's good to hear. The plantation soil is from the coconut plantations, coco-fiber happens to be a by-product from coconuts.