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How to bring up Chacophrys pierottii and how it costs

Still considering owning a mini, colorful pet like the Pacman Frog?

The Pacman Frog is an active pet frog.

If you're looking for a lively and visually appealing pet, read on. This article will guide you on how to care for a Pacman Frog and the initial costs involved.

Here's the information about Chacophrys pierottii:

🐸 Basic Information
Pacman Frog (Chacophrys pierottii), commonly known as "Bozi," is an active and colorful pet frog.

The juveniles typically measure between 2 to 3.5 cm in length, while adult females can grow over 7 cm and males over 6 cm.

🐸 Cost of Care
The initial cost of setting up a habitat for a Pacman Frog can vary based on factors such as the size and type of enclosure, lighting, substrate, decorations, and food. On average, the first-time setup cost can be around 5000 NTD.

It's recommended that prospective owners assess their financial ability before purchasing.

🐸 Habitat Conditions

Temperature: Maintain an environment temperature of 28-32°C.
Humidity: Keep the humidity levels between 50-60%, ensuring a dry and wet area separation.
Space:** The minimum space requirement for an adult Pacman Frog is 20cm x 20cm x 20cm.
Lighting:** Provide about 5 minutes of light daily, with a total of 30 minutes of indirect sunlight per week.

This should provide a comprehensive overview of what to expect when caring for a Pacman Frog.

🐸 Feeding Frequency and Method

At temperatures of 28-32°C, juvenile Pacman Frogs need to be fed once every 4 days, while adults should be fed once a week.

Each feeding portion should be about 1/3 of the frog’s body length, with food items approximately 0.6 cm in width.

Pacman Frogs primarily eat animal insects, and as long as the size is appropriate, they will eat them.

🐸 Precautions

✦ After shedding, Pacman Frogs may appear brown in color, and it may take about a month for their vibrant colors to gradually emerge.

✦ During feeding, avoid overfeeding or prolonged hunger.
Overfeeding can lead to the risk of the frog's stomach rupturing, while prolonged hunger may cause the frog to consume the decorations inside the tank.

✦ Pacman Frogs cannot tolerate large temperature fluctuations.
If the daily temperature difference exceeds 10°C, it could be fatal for the frog. Therefore, special care should be taken when setting the temperature of their environment.
It is recommended to use a specially designed tank like the “Thermostatic Master Tank” for Pacman Frogs.

✦ It is worth noting that the colors and patterns of all Pacman Frogs may change during their growth process.
This is a natural phenomenon, and owners should be mentally prepared for this when purchasing them.

Pacman Frogs are lively and captivating pets, perfect for all reptile enthusiasts to keep.

I hope the above care guide provides you with enough reference, allowing you to enjoy immense joy and satisfaction on your journey of keeping Pacman Frogs.