Frog Vision

[GrifTheGreat]

Pacman Frogs have pretty good vision, but cannot see directly in front of their nose due to the position of the eyes. They can insects from across their tank which in some cases they will get out of their burrow and Chase down their prey. Most adults are kept in 10 to 20 gallon tanks and they can accurately see prey all the way on the end of the tank.

I don't know about all frog species, but Tree frogs need good vision as well a depth perception in order to leap from danger and not possibly fall to their death. It can be assumed that they have good vision.

[Tyson]

Grif, your right, when ever I feed my pixie, if its right under his nose, he cant see it. He has gotten surprised when he felt a bug trying to burrow under him LOL

[Sasha]

Pacman Frogs have pretty good vision, but cannot see directly in front of their nose due to the position of the eyes. They can insects from across their tank which in some cases they will get out of their burrow and Chase down their prey. Most adults are kept in 10 to 20 gallon tanks and they can accurately see prey all the way on the end of the tank.

I don't know about all frog species, but Tree frogs need good vision as well a depth perception in order to leap from danger and not possibly fall to their death. It can be assumed that they have good vision.

That makes sense. They would have to see good to be able to jump from danger.