r/pacmanfrog

I have angered the piss balloon by unburying him from his dirt slumber. I fear for my life.

Nimah emerged after a week and was promptly rewarded with the biggest hornworm I’ve ever seen, which was 75% off because no one wanted a two inch long hornworm. After he sucked it down, I washed him off and was shocked at how oblong he is. Is Nimah fat? I know it’s mostly piss, but he‘s beyond rotund.

Extra picture of Michi eating a giant hornworm too!

Fed him in a separate container so I know he didn’t eat any reptisoil… he looks like he’s gagging? My apologies for all the questions, but all the failure to thrive posts I’ve seen are freaking me out.

I've had a young Ceratophrys cornuta for exactly a month now; it's 3cm long. Since she's been with me, I don't even know if she's eaten once... I've been giving her Blaptica dubia, Periplaneta lateralis, and Zophobas morio larvae. I ignore everything; she doesn't seem to eat them, either, even when I leave them in the box (or at least most of them). Apparently, she was previously fed only pieces of suckling pigeons, but I still need to buy some. This week, she also pooped heavily, and after that, I gave her a bath in warmer water. She doesn't seem to be coming out, but I'm worried because I already have a regular Packman, and that one loves to eat. She's currently in a 19x14x6cm box full of coconut peat, a box of water, and the humidity is high. I don't heat her because my room is constantly 24-26 degrees Celsius. Sorry if anything is unclear, I'm using a translator because I'm from Poland.

This is Gumbo and I just put him in his new enclosure a month ago! Today I caught a tiny whiff of something fishy in his enclosure and I already changed his water and fluffed his substrate and there was no poop. Does this mean I will have to change the entire soil? Springtails and all? I’ll do anything for my baby obviously, but I’m just wondering if there’s anything I can do that might prevent it without having to get to that point yet.

It’s been a while since Pinkie has made an appearance! Hope all you lovely frog people are doing well 🩷🧡

Hi all! My pacman frog has a 20 gallon - I keep temps around 82-85 F during day (seems to prefer lower temps) and 73-75 at night! humidity is usually between 60-80 but when I leave sometimes it's dropped to 55 when I come home. Huburt has about 3-5 inches of soil and loves burying him/herself!

Huburt ate a bit during christmas (3 medium dubias) but had his last large meal around November (6+ dubias). I have tried to get him to eat several times since february but he has been buried and very unwilling to eat. I have given him four baths with epsom salt and have tried hand feeding and putting him in a container for feeding. I didn't take his weight prior to brumating but he is now 80.9 grams and 1 year and about 4 months old. He should be at a minimum 100 grams so I'm very worried. I managed to feed him 5 small crickets today. He looks good underneath, no bad redness (just typical albino hue) - and seems to be looking okay. Doesn't seem to have any large deformities. He appears to be shedding and has been for a bit now so that may play into it.

Huburt is my first and only pacman frog so I take all feedback very seriously!

Finally got some more plants for her I think she likes it ! She usually never goes under fully she likes to stay out and hang around especially now that the weather is getting nicer but I’m trying my best to keep her happy. PINECONE IS A DIVA