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Glad to have helped. Just be gentle.

They eat insects, but if youre planning to keep it in captivity, I wouldnt. They need a wet enviroment and are pretty shy animals. Not that easy to keep alive outside of their natural environment.

Thats strange. Any idea what went wrong? These guys I find very easy to keep, basically just feed and water them, and not much else.

Froggo one through four. Its not easy to tell them apart, aside from one which is kinda snowflaked.

In my personal experience, males will eat when theyre hungry. Its the females that are gluttonous, and are easily overfed. Id offer your frog food as often as it wants to eat.

Thank you sir!

Thanks. I actually have a few of them. Theyre great snakes in my experience. Very gentle and calm. You definetly dont want to give them any reason to mistake your hand for food though.

I buy them from pet shops. Though I dont think theyre any different from the type you'd commonly purchase as bait. As long as they're farmed, they should be safe.

@@ItsAaronRose mmm idk if i have any bait shops around me but if not is the zoomed pacman frog powder any good? ALSO thank you😁

@@penguinwithagun9869 Id not heard of this product until you mentioned it. After looking it up, I would think it would be fine, but ideally youre supplementing your frogs diet with this and still trying to provide a variety of insects if possible. Products like this are usually supposed to provide an overall balanced diet, so would imagine it would be sufficent to keep your frog fed, but dont think its ideal, as frogs dont eat paste in their natural environment..

@@ItsAaronRose ahhh okay ill get both then just to be safe thank you tho this was very helpful

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Glad you found it helpful. Good luck with the pacman frog - you'll do great!

@@ItsAaronRose thanks!! I can’t wait to get it

Thanks.

Not fully grown!

Thanks! 😄

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It has happened yet, but Im sure one day I will get lucky.

A tarantula bite is no worse than a bee sting (With a few exceptions)

Me too!

Much appreciated!

Yep!

Lol, Im sure he will be fine!

Toads always look grumpy 😊

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I use plants with other frogs - not Ceratophrys. They will destroy the roots with constant digging. They bury themselves and do not require any additional hiding places. Theyre simple animals, and in my opinion decorating their environment is more for aesthetic and enjoyment of the people who own them. They dont really get anything out of it themselves. Not sure what your experience is with these frogs, but I can tell you that the first one I ever owned, I built an elaborate setup for, bioactive with plants, running water and a pond. It ended up being about a $200 enclosure for a $30 frog. The frog destroyed it all within 2 days. Never bothered with this again. I talk about bioactive setups in some of my other videos, with animals for which theyre more suited.

I wouldnt recommend it. Youre much better off, and safer to use a heating mat attached to the side of your tank. Its also cheaper and easier than replacing expensive bulbs. Heating bulbs could cook your frog. They dont need a hot enivironment - just a warm and wet one. If your room is already warm, you may be fine without either.

So angry. all I wanted to do was cuddle.

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Thanks brother

Ive become accustomed to a life of pain.

Glad you found this!

Yes, just keep it dry to avoid attracting flies and rotting. Using alcohol and properly removing guts is the most important factor. If you do this correctly, there will be nothing to attract flies and will dry out at room temperature within 2-3 weeks depending on its size. Message me on IG if you need help: @ItsAaronRose

Based on what I saw, most likely houses built on this spot. Hard to pinpoint where that is, because the path that lead to it run intos the suburbs. Think it would be unrecognizable.

I sold him awhile ago, but yes, it was.

Theyre great pets!

Appreciate it!

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Yeah it got me

Lol. Id take the booze over the toad, but if you decide to try it, do let me know how it is.

It has happened a few times.. It doesnt hurt, but its difficult to get them to let go.

If it gets cold in the winter, I would definetly get some source of heat in order, but these animals are very easy to keep. They do well at room temperature (65-75), so assuming you can just turn on your heating, they may be fine without an additional heat source. They also do not techically require any special lighting, but should have a 12 hour day and night light cycle. Ive personally fou d that they seem to breed better when kept in a planted vivarium with good humidity, so in that case youd want UV - but more for the benefit of your plants than the geckos. General rule of thumb is that UV, if not essantial, can probably still provide benefits and make for a more natural environment.

@@ItsAaronRose thank you this helps a lot. You got a new subscriber

@@brandenferg happy to help

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Its a good one.