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Amphibian Discussion Forum General talk about amphibians of any type. |
07-05-2006, 09:30 PM
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Oh and as for the dry season, I know I can do that very easily with the 60W bulb in the lamp I have. Just don't spray the tank very often and let the water evaporate. This in combination with the lamp will have the soil start to dry very slowly and will take perhaps a week or two till it shows signs of being dry. I plan on doing this anyways with my frog so that he has a good rest period this fall and winter.
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07-05-2006, 09:30 PM
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what about a dry season to "cycle " them into breeding???
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07-06-2006, 09:49 AM
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pacman vs. pixie
Ok now, this thread started out "my pacman and giant pixie babies" and as I've been watching it, has headed down the pixie trail!! I have wanted a pacman frog for a long time but living in North Dakota, we only have your basic green, oh once in awhile you'll see an albino... so anyway, I would like to get something a little different and was leaning toward a harlequin fantasy frog or an ornate horned frog.... ( I really like the looks of the ornate horned frog but read where they probably are not for a novice frog keeper as they are more timid-- is this true?) Then I come on here and see this thread and how everybody just LOVES their pixie frogs. Well, now I'm stuck. I would like to know WHY it seems you guys are favoring the pixies over the pacman? I only want to get one, so I want to make sure I get one I can enjoy... so help me out here........ Thanks
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07-06-2006, 11:45 AM
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I like my pacman frogs, there great. You will be happy either way. I like pixies more because, they eat better IMO, may grow bigger, looks better IMO, hide less IMO. I like there killer tooth like things on there lower jaw. I like the way puff themselves full of air when intimidated. I believe they are more powerfull. I have 4 of them and there personalities are interesting. All my pixies can eat in a separate container. My pacman are a little shyer (they have to feel safe in there cage)as they are more of an ambush predator. I like it when my animals are easy to feed. Remember this is just my opinion and personal experience. When my little guy bit me it was just a little pinch and he quickly let go. I surprised at how big his mouth could open.
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07-06-2006, 01:37 PM
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thanks
thanks ZMS, that's all I'm looking for, is opinions!! It's fun to read what other people think and the opinions that they have. It will maybe help me to be better informed, which is what my goal is!!
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07-06-2006, 06:26 PM
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pacmans?? This thread was about Pacmans??? Just kidding. I have pacman too!! i will post a pic for you shortly.
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07-06-2006, 07:26 PM
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I love my pacman!!! If anyone would have told me a few months ago that having a pet frog was cool and low maintanence, I would have laughed. My 2 year old gets a kick out of watching him eat and learned how to say "goggy"(froggy) and "all gone" because of him. If you say the goggy hops, so does she. I have had my pacman for about 3 months and he was the size of a half dollar, now he weighs 70 gms. He loves to eat. Does anyone know which sex makes noise? Mine has been starting to make some noises lately. The pixies look cool but there's just something about the pacmans that I just love.
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07-06-2006, 07:31 PM
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size
ok, the pixies get larger than the pacman, don't they? I think I've made up my mind, I'm going to stick with my first choice-- the pacman. I decided I want an ornate horned frog, they are a pacman but more colorful than the green or albino. Correct me if I'm wrong, please. Also, I read that they tend to be more timid than a "normal" pacman,, any truth to that?
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07-06-2006, 08:30 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by techgirl
I love my pacman!!! If anyone would have told me a few months ago that having a pet frog was cool and low maintanence, I would have laughed. My 2 year old gets a kick out of watching him eat and learned how to say "goggy"(froggy) and "all gone" because of him. If you say the goggy hops, so does she. I have had my pacman for about 3 months and he was the size of a half dollar, now he weighs 70 gms. He loves to eat. Does anyone know which sex makes noise? Mine has been starting to make some noises lately. The pixies look cool but there's just something about the pacmans that I just love.
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I believe the males are the vocal ones. 70 grams already, that is gonna be a big one!!! the pac mans also come in more colors and styles. I have an albino argentine horned frog. I would like to get a ornate one as well. Guess I pretty much want a couple of everything!!! Gessh, is there such thing as a herpaholic?? If there is I need to go to herpaholic rehab!!!!
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07-06-2006, 08:31 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ms_ramie22
ok, the pixies get larger than the pacman, don't they? I think I've made up my mind, I'm going to stick with my first choice-- the pacman. I decided I want an ornate horned frog, they are a pacman but more colorful than the green or albino. Correct me if I'm wrong, please. Also, I read that they tend to be more timid than a "normal" pacman,, any truth to that?
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the ornates are very very colorful, especially if you get one of the high red ones!!! those guys are amazing to look at. Let me know if you find any!!
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