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- Thread starter Salt Life
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LOL, pretty easy.
Important thing to remember is they need dechlorinated water, like a fish. Some people keep them on gravel, but I prefer digestable substrate, like fine coconut mulch. Should be humid and warm. Eats anything, mostly bugs when small...I usually give them pink mice for the sake of calcium...that's about it
Important thing to remember is they need dechlorinated water, like a fish. Some people keep them on gravel, but I prefer digestable substrate, like fine coconut mulch. Should be humid and warm. Eats anything, mostly bugs when small...I usually give them pink mice for the sake of calcium...that's about it
ok where can you get coconut mulch is it big mulch or tiny mulch
and can you take a pic of you pack man frog
and can you take a pic of you pack man frog
I don't have frogs anymore...no more live bugs for me 
...Most reptile stores sell it, go for small stuff, in case they swallow it while engulfing their prey.
...Most reptile stores sell it, go for small stuff, in case they swallow it while engulfing their prey.thanks for info
i might just get the moss because i don't wont him to die
and how often should i clean the moss
i might just get the moss because i don't wont him to die
and how often should i clean the moss
Dont get moss in my opinion. It is possible for them to eat the moss while feeding accidentally, and can cause compaction and death. A much better choice would be coconut fibers, also known as bed a beast. Pacmans should eat a staple of crickets, goldfish, and most other bugs. Pinkies can also be fed. Set up the tank mostly empty, with a large water dish on one end.