Can Pacman frogs eat fish? What types are best for their diet?

Feeder fish can be added to the diet, however you must consider the source. Typically these fish are kept in a tank with hundreds of other fish. This predisposes them to infection and parasites which could be transmitted to your frog. As an occasional treat, they are fine. Stick with responsibly raised insects and nightcrawlers. Another treat to be given occasionally would be a pinkie (baby mouse).

Green Tree Frogs feed exclusively on insects. You can feed mostly crickets which should be gut-loaded (fed a high-protein, nutritious meal before being offered to the frog) and dusted with a calcium and multivitamin supplement a couple of times a week. Flies, grass hoppers, etc. make good food also.

Thanks for reaching out about Pacman and including photos. Found quite a few websites with information including Reptile Magazine, Petco, Petsmart and other pet stores. This would be a great start. Read as many as possible to assimilate the wealth of information. Good luck.

Pac-Man frogs love to burrow and so they require a substrate that they can dig in to. The substrate should be damp to keep his skin from drying out. .Pac-Man frogs have teeth and they can and will draw blood if you don't watch out and stick your finger in front of them. In general handling should occur only when absolutely necessary as their skin is very sensitive and needs to stay moist at all times. So if you remove the frog from the moist substrate and hold him, his skin may dry out and get damaged. Better just observe him than handle him.

That's very interesting that Lars believes he is a frog. Frogs are carnivorous so they will eat meat. They also eat flies, mosquitoes, moths, dragonflies, grasshoppers, and worms. Some large frogs will eat small snakes, mice, baby turtles, and sometimes other smaller frogs.

Without an image, it is difficult to determine the species. You can upload a picture to the pet profile. Most small frogs are insectivores. You can offer appropriately sized crickets, mosquito larvae or fruit fly larvae.

Thanks for reaching out about your pufferfish. Meal worms are bags of fat and should be used as treats only. Frozen thawed tilapia is okay, but no bones thus a reverse calcium-phosphorus ratio. Ghost shrimp okay, live feeder fish okay but pufferfish not super fast. Small clams or snails are a good source as also require chewing to get into. Pufferfish have dentition that can overgrow is not chewing a lot. Good luck.