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Pacman Frog (Ceratophrys cranwelli)
Description
A Pacman Frog is also known as an Ornate Horn Frog. A voracious eater, this species is also very inactive, moving very infrequently.
- - Pacman Frogs spend most of their time burrowed into their habitat floor with only the eyes sticking out.
- - House Pacman Frogs separately. Do not house different amphibian species together.
- - Diurnal - Awake during the day, sleep at night
- - Diet: Carnivore
- - Max Size: 8 inches
- - Lifespan: 7 years
Specifications
| SKU | 110876 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Petco |
| Days to Ship | Item is not shippable |
Live Animal
| Pet Max Length | 8 IN |
|---|---|
| Special Diet | Carnivore |
| Native To | South America |
| Care Level | Moderate |
| Pet Min Length | 1 IN |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Wearing latex gloves while handling amphibians will not only protect you from salmonella and other potential toxins secreted by the amphibian, it also protects the amphibian from any oils, salts, lotions, or perfumes on your hand. Gloves should be worn every time you handle your pet amphibian. Washing your hands before and after will also help prevent the potential to spread diseases such as salmonella, of which all amphibians are potential carriers.
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does he look healthy? as in what a normal pac-man frog should look like?
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I have the slightest clue about amphibians when it comes down to having one as a pet. I've printed off a few "care sheets" that tells me about the Pacman Frog, but as far as the diet goes, I have been giving it earthworms, crickets, mealworms, and I even did calciworms once (in which the frog seemed to love). I saw that I can feed it fish, what type of fish can I feed the frog? Is there a specific type of fish they can eat? Or does it technically matter?
So I was thinking of something other than crickets, worms, etc for my Pacman frog. Last question I sent was about the fish to give her. I bought live comet goldfish and put it in her water dish (changed the water after she ate), and she ate all 5 that I put in there. I did ask the young lady at PetSmart if these particular goldfish were considered "feeders," in which she told me yes. Are gold fish okay to give to a pacman frog? Attached a picture, but may not be very clear.
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