Pacman Care! Help!!!!!!!!

[JeffX]

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Anyways people put moss in tanks to keep the humidity up. It does help, but frequent misting is just as good.

As far as food it all depends on the size of the Pacman, but since it's a year its probably good size. Mice would be used as treat, and I wouldn't feed them mice too often. They are high in fat. Superworms, earthworms, and large crickets make a good diet. Also roaches as well. Make sure you are gut-loading and using a dust to put on the food.

The temp should be between 75-85 degrees. And the humidity should be fairly high, but not enough to cause condensation on the glass. You'll need a good size water dish for her to soak in.

[PacmanCrazed]

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Anyways people put moss in tanks to keep the humidity up. It does help, but frequent misting is just as good.

As far as food it all depends on the size of the Pacman, but since it's a year its probably good size. Mice would be used as treat, and I wouldn't feed them mice too often. They are high in fat. Superworms, earthworms, and large crickets make a good diet. Also roaches as well. Make sure you are gut-loading and using a dust to put on the food.

The temp should be between 75-85 degrees. And the humidity should be fairly high, but not enough to cause condensation on the glass. You'll need a good size water dish for her to soak in.

Thanks alot,

Umm I heard if I feed mice every 2 weeks I don't have to dust the worms or crickets or gut load them.

Daniel

[Tom Highum]

Wrong, mice are lacking in good nutritional value. Always gut load.

[John]

You should dust the food regularly, no matter what it is. There is no harm in it. Personally I wouldn't feed mice that frequently.

[PacmanCrazed]

What kind of supplements should I buy for the crickets and the dusting stuff to put on them?

Daniel

[John]

For dusting you want a vitamin/mineral supplement and a separate calcium supplement. You can mix these at dusting time, though don't store them mixed.

[Tom Highum]

What company does everyone use?

[Douglas]

Moss is added to keep humidity up. But there is a high risk of impaction when using moss. I avoid it.

Your frog's diet should be composed primarily of things like crickets, roaches, and earth worms. Rodents can be fed as a treat occasionally (no more than twice a month). As for dusting, it is possible to over-supplement your frog. Dust once to twice a week max. If you gut-load the insects with nutritious foods high in calcium (which is best), just dust once a week.