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#2075325
Kaush
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Pacman Frog 
Could I keep one in a 10 gallon plastic tank? Do they need a lid on the tank? I ask because they look to heavy to be able to jump very high, and without a lid it would make it much easier to keep live plants in the tank. Is there any other amphibian I could keep in a tank of that size?
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09/23/09 12:01pm
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#2075457
Mk_ms_reptile
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Message To: Kaush In reference to Message Id: 2075325
Pacman Frog
Considering Pac Man frogs can get 8 inches across I would not keep them in a 10 gallon. Even though they don’t move a lot I personally think it’s too small. They can’t climb or jump very well though. Just keep in mind they get huge.
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09/23/09 04:29pm
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Sh0e
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Message To: Mk_ms_reptile In reference to Message Id: 2075457
Pacman Frog
I’m leary of trying to heat plastic tanks that are that small. 10 gallons is alright for a pacman, but I would use a glass tank. Aside from that a hermit crab or a beetle could fit in that size enclosure. 10 gals are small though. Not a lot of adult species I’d recomend for it.
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09/23/09 08:00pm
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Snyds911
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Message To: Mk_ms_reptile In reference to Message Id: 2075457
Pacman Frog
Pacmans do not get 8 inches...that’s total bull.
Pacman males get like 3-5, females get like 5-6.
8 inches is HUGE. The largest I’ve ever seen is a whopping seven.
They’re fine in a ten gal, they really don’t do anything.
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09/29/09 05:49pm
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