Strawberry Pacman Frog
Ceratophrys cranwelli

Looking for a unique pet that will stand out from the rest? Look no further than the Strawberry Pacman! This vibrant amphibian is sure to turn heads and be the talk of your friends. The Strawberry Pacman is native to South America and gets its name from its voracious appetite and red, strawberry-like coloring. They can grow up to 8 inches long and are relatively easy to care for.

If you're thinking of getting a Strawberry Pacman frog, there are a few things you need to know about their care. These frogs are native to South America and can be found in the wild in countries like Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina. In the wild, they live in humid environments near streams or swamps.

What kind of habitat is best for Strawberry Pacman frogs?
Strawberry Pacman frogs are terrestrial frogs, meaning they live on the ground and not in trees or water. They spend most of their time hiding in leaf litter or under rocks in the wild. When keeping Strawberry Pacman frogs as pets, it's essential to provide them with a terrarium that replicates their natural habitat as much as possible. The terrarium should have a layer of soil or coco coir for the frog to burrow in and plenty of hiding places. A water dish is also essential, as these frogs will drink from it and may even soak in it from time to time.

What are the temperature requirements of Strawberry Pacman frogs?
The temperatures in the terrarium should be kept reasonably consistent, with a daytime high of around 80 degrees Fahrenheit and a nighttime low of 65 degrees. If the terrarium is too cold, the frog may become sluggish and stop eating.

What cab do I feed my Strawberry Pacman frog?
When it comes to feeding, Strawberry Pacman frogs are carnivores. They eat insects, spiders, and other small invertebrates in the wild. Your Strawberry Pacman frogs can be fed a diet of crickets, roaches, and other live insects. These should be dusted with a calcium powder to ensure the frog gets enough of this vital nutrient.