Please help my Pacman

[TheDude]

still in the same boat with the frog, I am thinking of removing the water dish he never uses it and the crickets keep drowning in it.


If he does not eat by tomorrow I will force feed him a half a night crawler I think........................ I have seen a few you tube videos on force feeding but will listen to any input.

[GrifTheGreat]

still in the same boat with the frog, I am thinking of removing the water dish he never uses it and the crickets keep drowning in it.


If he does not eat by tomorrow I will force feed him a half a night crawler I think........................ I have seen a few you tube videos on force feeding but will listen to any input.

Use a plastic spoon upsidedown to open the frog's mouth. It is safer and much easier. Start at the side of the mouth placing the spoon between the upper and lower jaw. Position the spoon inbetween the hinge of the jaw and snout so in the center of whatever side of the mouth you choose. Gently slide down towards the snout applying gentle downward pressure. The frog should open its mouth and you shoukd have the food item ready to go into the frogs mouth. Once the item is in the frog should do the rest.

This is best performed with two people. One to hold the frog and the other to perform the force feeding. This is also best done in an area very low to the ground so there is minimal chance for injury.

Any further assistence feel free to ask.

[TheDude]

The force feeding was not a success he spit the food out I tried a night crawler, half a nigth crawler, and a cricket. I had him on warm moist paper towels in a caserole tray

[GrifTheGreat]

The force feeding was not a success he spit the food out I tried a night crawler, half a nigth crawler, and a cricket. I had him on warm moist paper towels in a caserole tray

Use smaller pieces and place them on his tongue so he cannot spit them out. Or buy some Fluker's Repta Boost. Since it is a liquid he cannot spit it out.