Hey , I have a problem with my pacman frog

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Hello guys
I bought a pacman frog 2 days before.In the pet store he ate in front of me one cricket but since I have him in home , he has only ate 1 cricket.His terrarium dimensions are 25cmx40cmx12cm.
I use forest moss and plantation soil.I keep the humidity at 80 % .The temperature is between 18 and 20 celcius,(I think its a little bit low but I cant go to the pet store until tuesday)
I tried to move the food with a tweezers in front him for some time but he attacked the tweezers!
Now I have him in a little place 20cmx10cmx5cm with 4 gut loaded crickets but he havent eat any of them yet!
please help me!
thank you :D
 
Jason123 said:
The temperature is between 18 and 20 celcius,(I think its a little bit low but I cant go to the pet store until tuesday)
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Sounds like the temperature of the enclosure is the cause behind this, as they require at least 24-27'c. So up the ambient day time temperature to about 27'c and have a lower night time temperature of around about 24'c. :eek:
 
TylototritonGuy said:
Sounds like the temperature of the enclosure is the cause behind this, as they require at least 24-27'c. So up the ambient day time temperature to about 27'c and have a lower night time temperature of around about 24'c. :eek:
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will he be ok untill tuesday?
 
Jason123 said:
will he be ok untill tuesday?
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Well personally I think its a thing that requires attention as soon as possible. What are the ambient room temperatures?
 
TylototritonGuy said:
Well personally I think its a thing that requires attention as soon as possible. What are the ambient room temperatures?
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the ambient room temperature is around 20-25 celcius , but I think the humidity in the terrarium is making the temperature to drop :/
 
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