Pac Man frogs, named for their large mouths and round bodies, are fascinating ambush predators that love to burrow and wait for food to pass by. They come in a variety of colors and patterns, making them a popular choice for frog enthusiasts.
Highlights:
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Lifespan: 7–10 years (some live longer with excellent care)
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Size: 4–7 inches (females larger than males)
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Diet: Gut-loaded insects, earthworms, and occasional small frozen/thawed rodents for adults (always dust insects with calcium & vitamins)
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Enclosure: 10–20 gallon horizontal tank with deep, moist substrate for burrowing; minimal climbing needs
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Temperature/Humidity: 75–85°F daytime, 65–75°F nighttime; humidity 60–80%
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Temperament: Sit-and-wait predator, not for handling; can be aggressive feeders
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Special Notes: Best kept alone; provide shallow, sturdy water dish with clean, dechlorinated water