Hi:
General rule of thumb for PacMans & African Bullfrogs I have heard is what ever they can eat in 15 minutes. My Pacman has not eaten for 2 days. Today he ate 5 crickets, and then snubbed his nose at any further offering. Don't worry so much on number or portion size. I know your frustrated, but keep trying.
Possibly spreading your feedings out to every two days, you will find him more hungry.
Last week my guy ate 12 crickets in one sitting, today he just made 5. He is also very sensitive to people being to close or if there is to much commotion in the room. I believed I posted in the past I generally feed him at 11:00 pm when the house is quiet, and I literally have to be at least 4 feet away from his "feeding Chamber" before he will eat. If I am to close, forget about it.
Maybe its is just my frog, but he is very tempermental.
Hope all works out.
Chris S
Isn't as super worm just an extra large meal worm?
I breed mealworms and Ive never been bitten yet...Touch wood![]()
Yes, basically. I have never been bitten by any and I used them with my large Bufonids.
I'm going to sound a bit mean suggesting this, but it worked for me. When I first got Zeppelin she wouldn't eat, so I dusted her crickets, used my tongs, and gently agitated her by rubbing it around her mouth. When she got angry with me and opened I popped the cricket in and she seemed to finally realize that it was food. She's doing well now and I'm able to simply put her in a feeding container with her food and she eats.
I feed my 2 PacMan frogs a mix of Locusts, Mario worms, earthworms and crickets. My large PacMan would only eat Locusts as that is what the pet shop fed him so I starved him and then started him on earthworms. Whereas my smaller Pacman is a glutton and will go for anything that moves.
I feed our Cane Toads and Pacman frogs the same diet. Are locusts a no Pacman frogs ?
I guess you just have to keep trying different things, have you tried small locusts ?
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