Feeding & Water
When feeding your Pacman frog keep in mind that it does have
teeth and will bite just about anything that moves. With this in mind it is
advisable to either place the food on the ground or use tongs to feed it to
your Pacman Frog. Common food for these frogs includes crickets, mice and fish.
Calcium supplements should be provided to your Pacman frog
about once monthly. For juvenile Pacmans it should be more often, approximately
once per week.
Temperature,
Lighting & Humidity
Pacman frogs prefer a
temperature gradient of about 72 degrees F to 82 degrees F.
10 to
12 hour periods of light are plenty for a Pacman frog. If it goes much longer
than this the frog may not eat. Incandescent lights have a tendency to dry out
the skin of frogs so it is best to use fluorescent lights. The humidity level requirements for a
Pacman frog are relatively high so be sure to mist the habitat frequently.
10 to 12 hour periods of light are plenty for a Pacman frog. If it goes much longer than this the frog may not eat. Incandescent lights have a tendency to dry out the skin of frogs so it is best to use fluorescent lights. The humidity level requirements for a Pacman frog are relatively high so be sure to mist the habitat frequently.
Housing
An aquarium of at
least 10 gallons is needed to house a Pacman frog. A lid is also required so it
does not escape. When choosing a substrate make sure that it provides a hiding
place for your frog that simulates the leaves on a forest floor like its native
habitat.
The
skin of Pacman frogs is very sensitive so take special care when deciding on
the items to place in the habitat (plants, substrate, etc).
The skin of Pacman frogs is very sensitive so take special care when deciding on the items to place in the habitat (plants, substrate, etc).
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