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Juvenile Pacman Frog

MarieKarma1311

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This is my beautiful baby pacman frog Aster, I've had Aster for just over a month now and am completely in love!
 

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He's so cute! I love pacmans, they're honestly one of the laziest and grumpiest frogs I've ever kept. it's pretty relatable.

Have you owned any frogs before, or is Aster your first?
 
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