there is a good chance that your pac is a male. that would explain the small size. The environment that it is living in is less than healthy though. Pacman frogs of all species will stay small if they are kept in this cold dry environment. The will not eat because they are cold blooded and do not hoave the energy to eat and digest their food. I have seen this problem many time in pet stores. Where there will be one little cold dried out pac in a quarter inch of dry substrate, a water bowl(which they do not use), a ton of moss which causes impaction, and a coulpe of dead crickets in other side of the tank. Month after month I will see the same little thing that has not grown and is darely living. These are not toads! They are designed for hot wet humid places throughout South America. they NEED wet soil, heat, and humidity!
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Originally Posted by frogmike
there is a good chance that your pac is a male. that would explain the small size. The environment that it is living in is less than healthy though. Pacman frogs of all species will stay small if they are kept in this cold dry environment. The will not eat because they are cold blooded and do not hoave the energy to eat and digest their food. I have seen this problem many time in pet stores. Where there will be one little cold dried out pac in a quarter inch of dry substrate, a water bowl(which they do not use), a ton of moss which causes impaction, and a coulpe of dead crickets in other side of the tank. Month after month I will see the same little thing that has not grown and is darely living. These are not toads! They are designed for hot wet humid places throughout South America. they NEED wet soil, heat, and humidity!
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