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Pacman Frog???????
Prism
I would recommend 20g+.
Can you post some pictures of the crack?
Maybe 2 purple pincher hermit crabs?
Fanatic
You possibly could do this, but I would not, IMO.
Females can get up to 6 inches, males can grow to 4 inches.
They aren't extremely active, but I would recommend bigger.
Maybe a 20 gallon long?
I'm sure two purple pincher hermit crabs can go in there.
I am not the expert, but I've had experience.
Can you post some pictures of the crack?
Maybe 2 purple pincher hermit crabs?
Fanatic
You possibly could do this, but I would not, IMO.
Females can get up to 6 inches, males can grow to 4 inches.
They aren't extremely active, but I would recommend bigger.
Maybe a 20 gallon long?
I'm sure two purple pincher hermit crabs can go in there.
I am not the expert, but I've had experience.
UglyAsian
- Thread Starter
- #3
Really? The crack is about 41/2 inches diagonally in the middle. I read everywhere that it was fine for pacmans. If not, what cool critters could go in there? I just can't feed live foods
Prism
The problem is, pacmans do need live insects.
Crickets, ect.
Yes, they could go in there just fine.
I would just recommend a 20 gallon for a happier life experience.
Hermit Crabs do not need live foods.
They eat very healthy foods! My brothers hermit crabs have a very healthy selection of foods.
He feeds them dried berries, dried oats, crushed freeze dried brine shrimp, fruits, and veggies, and sometimes crushed egg shells.
I would say the better route to go if you don't want to feed live foods, hermit crabs are the better route, they also are way more fun!
Pacmans don't liked to be bothered most of the day, and just usually like to sit there, and don't like to be handled.
Hermit crabs are always mostly moving, unless they have borrowed into the substrate. Also you can handle them most of the times, just don't stress them out with too much handling.
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I'm not sure about any other creatures that can thrive in that size of tank.
Do lots of research before purchasing.
Crickets, ect.
Yes, they could go in there just fine.
I would just recommend a 20 gallon for a happier life experience.
Hermit Crabs do not need live foods.
They eat very healthy foods! My brothers hermit crabs have a very healthy selection of foods.
He feeds them dried berries, dried oats, crushed freeze dried brine shrimp, fruits, and veggies, and sometimes crushed egg shells.
I would say the better route to go if you don't want to feed live foods, hermit crabs are the better route, they also are way more fun!
Pacmans don't liked to be bothered most of the day, and just usually like to sit there, and don't like to be handled.
Hermit crabs are always mostly moving, unless they have borrowed into the substrate. Also you can handle them most of the times, just don't stress them out with too much handling.
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I'm not sure about any other creatures that can thrive in that size of tank.
Do lots of research before purchasing.
UglyAsian
- Thread Starter
- #5
I read about feeding pacmans freeze dried insects and special foods
Prism
The healthier diet, would be live foods.
I would recommend those.
I would recommend those.
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