Garbage disposal in action (graphic)

Because those guys eat ANYTHING.

I don't believe in waste so DOA are usually put to good use. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...4bc19d5f7f.jpg

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Is that yours? Amazing, what is it?

Oh yeah he is mine it's a pacman frog virtually fool proof, eat to live or is it live to eat.

He is eating a DOA hognose from last year.

My previous Pacman frog who lived for 5 years would eat DOA carpet pythons.

Anyone not naming their pacman frog Waka Waka is doing a major disservice! I really am starting to grow to love these little fatties

That's pretty dang cool, how hard is the care for those?

My friend had one of those when I was younger and fed it pinkies. I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever seen


Edit: his was yellow. How many different colors are there?

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Originally Posted by MD_Pythons

That's pretty dang cool, how hard is the care for those?

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Very very easy, they are known to be a great starter frog if you never owned any before

All you need is a 10 gallon tank

coco coir substrate as you can see it needs to be kept very moist

No water dish they absorb water through their skin so misting and keeping your substrate moist and clean is what you want (I change the substrate out completely every 2 months.)

Temperatures 75/85 gradient (mine is in my snake room year round)

Food Nighcrawlers, Dubias, Pac Attac https://www.amazon.com/Pack-Hikari-P...ds=pacman+food I have been very successful with that food, as a treat pinky mice (treat only because of the fat content), snake ....

When they are young I feed them every day then every other day.

Adult I feed them once or twice a week depending on the food they get (like today's meal is it until next week)

And of course they come in various colors green, blue, albino etc http://thefrogranch.com/morphs/

I was told that they get as big as a dinner plate as far as width

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Originally Posted by Deborah

I don't believe in waste so DOA are usually put to good use.

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It also takes a fair bit of the sting out of newborn losses. Nourishment for other critters is a far worthier destination than the trash bucket.

at first i was like [emoji54]
but then Ii was all [emoji3]

Pac Mans are super cool. thanks for sharing!!!

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Originally Posted by tttaylorrr

at first i was like [emoji54]
but then Ii was all [emoji3]

Pac Mans are super cool. thanks for sharing!!!

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I forgot they existed until this thread... now I need one

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Originally Posted by c0r3yr0s3

I was told that they get as big as a dinner plate as far as width

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Must have some small dinner plates :rofl: they get to about 4 to 7 inches you might be thinking about pixie frogs those are very large.

This was my previous one, me holding it, I am 5'8 so I don't have small hands either ;)

http://i63.tinypic.com/30aut1x.jpg

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Originally Posted by John1982

It also takes a fair bit of the sting out of newborn losses. Nourishment for other critters is a far worthier destination than the trash bucket.

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Absolutely :gj:

I figured my friend was exaggerating. His was a baby and about as big around as a 50 cent piece

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Originally Posted by c0r3yr0s3

I was told that they get as big as a dinner plate as far as width

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Not a pacman.
A Pixie frog will get some size.
They are on my wanted list.

I had a horned frog named Jabba when i was younger. He was awesome. And they do eat anything.

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Originally Posted by c0r3yr0s3

I forgot they existed until this thread... now I need one

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Dude, you need therapy! hahaha ;)

Thanks for sharing, Deborah! This is truly the circle of life.

Pacman frogs have always freaked me out.

They are like a huge stomach with teeth. They look like they could open their mouth and swallow one whole!!

I do have to say, they come in very pretty colors and it would be fun to own one. But they are a bit intimidating, LOL !!