Cute and croaky Pacman Frogs feature large mouths and abdomens, and are named for their resemblance to the star of the ’80s arcade game. Native to South America, they are rare among frogs in that they have teeth. Pacman frogs are easy pets to care for, even for a beginning pet owner. Learn more about these fascinating creatures, their behaviors, and how to care for them in the sections below.
Experience Level: Beginner
Expected Size: Pacman frogs grow up to 8 inches (20 cm).
Lifespan: They live for approximately 10-15 years.
Habitat: Pacman frogs should be housed individually, and are nocturnal.
Caution: They are some of the only frogs with teeth and will bite if startled.
Handling: Pacman frogs do not like being handled.
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Safety tips for you and your pet: 1. ALL ANIMALS can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. 2. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. 3. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. 4. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed.
Insects should be fed a gut-loaded (nutrient-dense) diet.
Dust food with calcium powder 2 times a week. Dust with a reptile multivitamin: 1 time a week (juveniles); 2 times a month (adults), or as directed by your veterinarian.
Feed your frog only enough food that can be consumed within 60 minutes. Remove uneaten food.
Housing:
10-gallon (18-20 inches long) terrarium, or larger
Screened lid
UVB bulb and fixture
Water dish (big enough for pet to soak in)
Reptile bark
Hygrometer-Thermometer
Plants and decor
Terrarium Set-Up:
House your frog in a 10-gallon terrarium with a screened lid.
Line bottom of the terrarium with 2-4 inches of organic sphagnum and/or peat moss. Remove droppings frequently. Stir the bedding every other weekand change monthly.
Provide branches (artificial or live) for hiding. Pacman frogs are not very active and spend most of their time waiting for food. Live plants help maintain humidity levels (consult resources on tropical frogs for a list of appropriate plants).
Equip the habitat with two thermometers, one at each end of the habitat, and a hygrometer to measure humidity. Use the chart, opposite, for target temperature ranges.
If necessary, provide supplemental heat with a heat light or under-tank heater.
Provide a shallow bowl of water large enough for your frog to sit in.
For more information, consult PetSmart’s “Reptile & Amphibian Heating & Lighting” and “Setting Up a Reptile or Amphibian Habitat” Care Guides.
Insects should be fed a gut-loaded (nutrient-dense) diet.
Dust food with calcium powder 2 times a week. Dust with a reptile multivitamin: 1 time a week (juveniles); 2 times a month (adults), or as directed by your veterinarian.
Feed your frog only enough food that can be consumed within 60 minutes. Remove uneaten food.
Housing:
10-gallon (18-20 inches long) terrarium, or larger
Screened lid
UVB bulb and fixture
Water dish (big enough for pet to soak in)
Reptile bark
Hygrometer-Thermometer
Plants and decor
Terrarium Set-Up:
House your frog in a 10-gallon terrarium with a screened lid.
Line bottom of the terrarium with 2-4 inches of organic sphagnum and/or peat moss. Remove droppings frequently. Stir the bedding every other weekand change monthly.
Provide branches (artificial or live) for hiding. Pacman frogs are not very active and spend most of their time waiting for food. Live plants help maintain humidity levels (consult resources on tropical frogs for a list of appropriate plants).
Equip the habitat with two thermometers, one at each end of the habitat, and a hygrometer to measure humidity. Use the chart, opposite, for target temperature ranges.
If necessary, provide supplemental heat with a heat light or under-tank heater.
Provide a shallow bowl of water large enough for your frog to sit in.
For more information, consult PetSmart’s “Reptile & Amphibian Heating & Lighting” and “Setting Up a Reptile or Amphibian Habitat” Care Guides.
184 reviews for Pacman Frog
Rated 5 out of 5
sassysierra68 (verified owner)–
I bought this lil guy for my daughter and she loves him. Loved him so much she bought another he’s yellow.
Rated 5 out of 5
Mrpacman (verified owner)–
My son loves his pacman frog. Had him over a month now! Very easy to care for. Son spends a lot of time with him. Easy to clean daily on water dish. Fun to watch eat!
Rated 5 out of 5
Tooooooday (verified owner)–
I got the pacman frog a few years ago and it’s a great pet to have and it’s not that hard to take care of
Rated 4 out of 5
Kermie that is his name (verified owner)–
I bought this today and he came good and healthy and he is so cool
Rated 1 out of 5
Devil (verified owner)–
He died in a month so I don’t recommend this product
Rated 3 out of 5
Anonymous (verified owner)–
He’s not my first Pac-Man, but he’s the smallest I’m not even sure they should be sold so small and young. Because of that he’s not the best eater, but he’s coming around to it. They included his little critter keeper enclosure which I haven’t moved him from for now until he’s eating well, but it had a lot of live crickets in it he hasn’t eaten which isn’t great since they will bite/eat your animal if left with them. But I know they don’t have the means to tong feed every animal so I’m not angry just a heads up for anyone else not to do that. My store is pretty good and my beardie and leopard gecko from there are doing decent so let’s hope he does too.
Rated 1 out of 5
Devil (verified owner)–
He died in a month so I don’t recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5
AnyDoughnut (verified owner)–
I adopted my frog a month ago and it’s very entertaining at feeding time and it is very fun to play with when i get it out.
Rated 5 out of 5
Mrpacman (verified owner)–
My son loves his pacman frog. Had him over a month now! Very easy to care for. Son spends a lot of time with him. Easy to clean daily on water dish. Fun to watch eat!
Rated 4 out of 5
anonymous1821 (verified owner)–
I once owned a pac-man frog and it was extremely simple to take care of and it was very interesting for people that are in to that sort of thing so i do recommend this product to any reptile or amphibian enthusiasts.
Rated 3 out of 5
urmomuwu12212 (verified owner)–
I liked him but he became emo. He was super broken. So my sista dropped him and he wouldnt eat. I contacted the petsupplycanada and they said “have you tried live food” YES I DID. He died yesterday 🙂 He was a decent memory
Rated 3 out of 5
Froakie (verified owner)–
I personally haven’t bought a pacman frog but I know some information about them. Please do not handle them with just bare hands. They basically breathe through their skin, so If you handle them, only handle them for a little. I hope this is helpful! For more information look on YouTube for Taylor Nicole Dean, she has a pacman frog and provides very useful information.
Rated 5 out of 5
Yahirel_rat (verified owner)–
I just bought my Pac-Man frog about a month ago and his name is pringles and he’s perfect I definitely recommend just do not handle
Refused to eat didn’t really move much. Died day 7 sadly. Everything was followed. It was cute. Price was comparable to other places
Rated 5 out of 5
Gara202 (verified owner)–
I picked Kevin up a week ago, and I rarely see him. He burrowed down into the substrate completely, but when I do see him, he is always ready to eat a cricket or 5! 10/10 highly recommend for nocturnal fat frog friend
Rated 4 out of 5
AzulFlores (verified owner)–
So. I got a frog named Chub. The day I got him, I noticed dark red sores on his feet and groin and I realized he was suffering from red leg syndrome. I set up a vet appointment for a week later, on the day I got him. Unfortunately he died the day before his appointment. It was sad, he was just a baby. Inch and a half long. I went back 4 days later to a different located petsupplycanada and got my new frog, Poco. She’s nearly 6 inches long, not aggressive at all, and appears to be healthy. She’s very pleasant. So I have a lot of mixed thoughts on this breed. But I hope that my first experience was just very unlucky, because I love Poco and she’s more than just a good frog. 🙂
Rated 5 out of 5
Jade73 (verified owner)–
Fell in love with him (Zaboo) the moment I took him home.
Rated 5 out of 5
1234frog (verified owner)–
I got my frog a few weeks ago and named him grape, at first he would only eat crickets but he is eating mealworms now. I’m so glad I got him and he’s super easy to look after, he likes chilling in his substrate and water dish and he also likes eating.
Rated 5 out of 5
This guy (verified owner)–
Haven’t had one before but this thing is pretty cool!
Rated 5 out of 5
Richard007 (verified owner)–
I bought a Pac-Man frog and it’s been great. He is healthy and eating well!
Rated 5 out of 5
Nicolea512 (verified owner)–
My daughter loves it she thinks it’s the cutest frog
Rated 5 out of 5
sassysierra68 (verified owner)–
I bought this lil guy for my daughter and she loves him. Loved him so much she bought another he’s yellow.
Rated 5 out of 5
Jade73 (verified owner)–
Fell in love with him (Zaboo) the moment I took him home.
Rated 5 out of 5
Gara202 (verified owner)–
I picked Kevin up a week ago, and I rarely see him. He burrowed down into the substrate completely, but when I do see him, he is always ready to eat a cricket or 5! 10/10 highly recommend for nocturnal fat frog friend
Rated 5 out of 5
Brenditaaa (verified owner)–
We named her wonton because they gave her to us in a clear little wonton soup container haha. Very cute too and is eating and moving around which is a good sign.
Rated 4 out of 5
anonymous1821 (verified owner)–
I once owned a pac-man frog and it was extremely simple to take care of and it was very interesting for people that are in to that sort of thing so i do recommend this product to any reptile or amphibian enthusiasts.
Rated 5 out of 5
CamoMistress (verified owner)–
i have bought 2 of these frogs both from different store’s the first was a very small juv. second was a larger juv. and it has survived but it is a very aggressive frog and is only handled when in need of it he is fed live crickets via tweezers as they had him on pac attack and he refused to eat after the second month out of sheer desperation i went back to cricket’s ( im a mom to several different odd critters who eat crickets) and he started eating again he now is 5 inches around and very happy BUT still very grumpy and i payed 97$ for him and start up NOT NOT using them again!
Rated 5 out of 5
efsparks2903 (verified owner)–
I bought him and named him Brussel sprout. I love him so much.
Rated 1 out of 5
Frog6715 (verified owner)–
Bouth this frog and 150$ worth of things it needed and it died within 5 days
Rated 4 out of 5
Kermie that is his name (verified owner)–
I bought this today and he came good and healthy and he is so cool
Rated 5 out of 5
Gara202 (verified owner)–
I picked Kevin up a week ago, and I rarely see him. He burrowed down into the substrate completely, but when I do see him, he is always ready to eat a cricket or 5! 10/10 highly recommend for nocturnal fat frog friend
Rated 5 out of 5
JosephC12 (verified owner)–
I was extremely satisfied with my purchase of this pacman frog the staff was extremely help in making the transaction an paperwork as smooth as possible
Rated 1 out of 5
HakuRedd (verified owner)–
My cute pac-man frog died a few days later from impaction due to eating the dirt in its cage while trying to eat the crickets provided at the store. Very sad.
Rated 5 out of 5
Nicolea512 (verified owner)–
My daughter loves it she thinks it’s the cutest frog
Rated 4 out of 5
ToxicDirt (verified owner)–
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So, for Christmas I got a Pacman Frog named “Grogu”, sadly at the petsupplycanada we wasn’t cared for properly so when I got him he refused to eat, he passed about a week later. But, petsupplycanada gave me a new one now he lives happily and eats crickets and worms. Also my care was proper for the first one because my new one “Gama” is very happy with his tank, and is thriving.
Rated 5 out of 5
Jade73 (verified owner)–
Fell in love with him (Zaboo) the moment I took him home.
Rated 4 out of 5
anonymous1821 (verified owner)–
I once owned a pac-man frog and it was extremely simple to take care of and it was very interesting for people that are in to that sort of thing so i do recommend this product to any reptile or amphibian enthusiasts.
Rated 5 out of 5
Rizzla (verified owner)–
Great pet my son loves his little frog so much, their low maintenance, and funny to watch.
Rated 5 out of 5
This guy (verified owner)–
Haven’t had one before but this thing is pretty cool!
Rated 5 out of 5
Yahirel_rat (verified owner)–
I just bought my Pac-Man frog about a month ago and his name is pringles and he’s perfect I definitely recommend just do not handle
Rated 5 out of 5
Jensen (verified owner)–
Although
Spends a lot of time in the substrate when he comes out he is always fast to jump after the food I give him.
Rated 5 out of 5
John123456789 (verified owner)–
This frog is healthy, lively (as an eater) and a crowd pleaser. My child loves him.
Rated 5 out of 5
AnyDoughnut (verified owner)–
I adopted my frog a month ago and it’s very entertaining at feeding time and it is very fun to play with when i get it out.
Rated 5 out of 5
Rizzla (verified owner)–
Great pet my son loves his little frog so much, their low maintenance, and funny to watch.
Rated 5 out of 5
kaib (verified owner)–
he’s so cute ngl i bought him from petsupplycanada and he’s so tiny and he just chills in his enclosure, he loves his hide and the fake plants and i’m gonna add some real ones.
Rated 5 out of 5
Sage2004 (verified owner)–
This is my Pac-Man frog named squish! I bought him a few months ago. He is very gentle and friendly. He is easy to take care of, and overall is an amazing pet. I love him!
Rated 5 out of 5
Wolf_NOOB (verified owner)–
I love my packman frog. You can tell petsupplycanada takes good care of there animals
Rated 5 out of 5
Tooooooday (verified owner)–
I got the pacman frog a few years ago and it’s a great pet to have and it’s not that hard to take care of
Rated 5 out of 5
Froggy Frog Hulk (verified owner)–
I bought the Pacman Frog amost 2 weeks ago. It was for my son. Its name is Froggy Frog. I call it Hulk. 1st one I buy that has been very active and after a couple I have learned how to take care of it. Our goal for right now is to keep it health and always wet most of the time. Getting big enough to eat Pinkies. We have seen him eat several times which is new to me as the others we know ate but could not ever see it. Froggy Frog not shy. Awesome
Rated 5 out of 5
John123456789 (verified owner)–
This frog is healthy, lively (as an eater) and a crowd pleaser. My child loves him.
Rated 5 out of 5
Skipper777 (verified owner)–
Great little guy, pretty and eats well for such an aggressive frog
Rated 5 out of 5
Wolf_NOOB (verified owner)–
I love my packman frog. You can tell petsupplycanada takes good care of there animals
Rated 5 out of 5
JA816 (verified owner)–
Our pacman frog is amazing. He is such a character.
Rated 5 out of 5
kmak (verified owner)–
Our little pacman frog seems to have settled in very nicely. One of the other reviewers mentioned how they eat from their hand… and this little guy is seriously domesticated. Only had him/her for a few days now, and I stick my hand in to feed, and it knows what’s going on and tries to take the food from my hand before I can even place it in the tank! So, as far as I can tell, it doesn’t have a problem with humans. Doesn’t show fear or anything, just burrows in the coconut fiber unless it sees my hand, in which case it starts sending its VERY sticky tongue in my hand’s direction to get at the food.
Rated 3 out of 5
Reptile 4 lif enthusiast (verified owner)–
Peach schnapps was purchased on April 5th and he adapted fast. Hides and jumps out at 7am daily to eat. Hits glass when it’s name is called. I place my hand in terrarium and he jumps up my arm. I spritz the habitat and he runs to the water.
Rated 5 out of 5
Eeeeeeee (verified owner)–
I like Pac-Man
I also like video games
Pac-Man is cool
Rated 5 out of 5
kmak (verified owner)–
Our little pacman frog seems to have settled in very nicely. One of the other reviewers mentioned how they eat from their hand… and this little guy is seriously domesticated. Only had him/her for a few days now, and I stick my hand in to feed, and it knows what’s going on and tries to take the food from my hand before I can even place it in the tank! So, as far as I can tell, it doesn’t have a problem with humans. Doesn’t show fear or anything, just burrows in the coconut fiber unless it sees my hand, in which case it starts sending its VERY sticky tongue in my hand’s direction to get at the food.
Rated 5 out of 5
kmak (verified owner)–
Our little pacman frog seems to have settled in very nicely. One of the other reviewers mentioned how they eat from their hand… and this little guy is seriously domesticated. Only had him/her for a few days now, and I stick my hand in to feed, and it knows what’s going on and tries to take the food from my hand before I can even place it in the tank! So, as far as I can tell, it doesn’t have a problem with humans. Doesn’t show fear or anything, just burrows in the coconut fiber unless it sees my hand, in which case it starts sending its VERY sticky tongue in my hand’s direction to get at the food.
Rated 5 out of 5
NaughtyKitten13 (verified owner)–
I bought one from this chain back in June; he is bigger and very spoiled. Mine hides in the coconut fiber most of the time; you only see him when he is hungry but he is easy to find in the dirt with gently handling through the dirt. He eats two medium size comet goldfish now every two or three days and is over three inches around. This frog is not normal but is proof they can be very friendly with proper care. He has became so spoiled he liked to be hand fed his food; literally held in your hand and rub under his chin to open his mouth and be hand fed his fish or super worms.
Remember frogs have sensitive skin so always wash your hands very well before and after handling them. He is held a few times a week and does like to be held. Not all frogs like attention and being held but gentle handling and getting them young like they are sold here and time. And in a few months you too can train a Pacman frog to be spoiled and tame as well. But all frogs will bite form time to time; even ours will grab a finger when hungry thinking it is food; because they have poor eye sight. Just remember not to pull away from them if they do bite; you will hurt their tiny teeth and do damage; just gentle persuade them to let go.
Rated 3 out of 5
Anonymous (verified owner)–
He’s not my first Pac-Man, but he’s the smallest I’m not even sure they should be sold so small and young. Because of that he’s not the best eater, but he’s coming around to it. They included his little critter keeper enclosure which I haven’t moved him from for now until he’s eating well, but it had a lot of live crickets in it he hasn’t eaten which isn’t great since they will bite/eat your animal if left with them. But I know they don’t have the means to tong feed every animal so I’m not angry just a heads up for anyone else not to do that. My store is pretty good and my beardie and leopard gecko from there are doing decent so let’s hope he does too.
Rated 5 out of 5
This guy (verified owner)–
Haven’t had one before but this thing is pretty cool!
Rated 4 out of 5
AzulFlores (verified owner)–
So. I got a frog named Chub. The day I got him, I noticed dark red sores on his feet and groin and I realized he was suffering from red leg syndrome. I set up a vet appointment for a week later, on the day I got him. Unfortunately he died the day before his appointment. It was sad, he was just a baby. Inch and a half long. I went back 4 days later to a different located petsupplycanada and got my new frog, Poco. She’s nearly 6 inches long, not aggressive at all, and appears to be healthy. She’s very pleasant. So I have a lot of mixed thoughts on this breed. But I hope that my first experience was just very unlucky, because I love Poco and she’s more than just a good frog. 🙂
Rated 5 out of 5
John123456789 (verified owner)–
This frog is healthy, lively (as an eater) and a crowd pleaser. My child loves him.
Rated 3 out of 5
Froakie (verified owner)–
I personally haven’t bought a pacman frog but I know some information about them. Please do not handle them with just bare hands. They basically breathe through their skin, so If you handle them, only handle them for a little. I hope this is helpful! For more information look on YouTube for Taylor Nicole Dean, she has a pacman frog and provides very useful information.
Rated 5 out of 5
BeanBasket (verified owner)–
I have had Pacman for a year now and I am still in love with him! He croaks every night and it is fun to watch him eat. I totally would recommend these guys to anyone beginning this hobby! =)
Rated 5 out of 5
Gara202 (verified owner)–
I picked Kevin up a week ago, and I rarely see him. He burrowed down into the substrate completely, but when I do see him, he is always ready to eat a cricket or 5! 10/10 highly recommend for nocturnal fat frog friend
Rated 4 out of 5
ToxicDirt (verified owner)–
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So, for Christmas I got a Pacman Frog named “Grogu”, sadly at the petsupplycanada we wasn’t cared for properly so when I got him he refused to eat, he passed about a week later. But, petsupplycanada gave me a new one now he lives happily and eats crickets and worms. Also my care was proper for the first one because my new one “Gama” is very happy with his tank, and is thriving.
Rated 5 out of 5
1234frog (verified owner)–
I got my frog a few weeks ago and named him grape, at first he would only eat crickets but he is eating mealworms now. I’m so glad I got him and he’s super easy to look after, he likes chilling in his substrate and water dish and he also likes eating.
Rated 5 out of 5
NaughtyKitten13 (verified owner)–
I bought one from this chain back in June; he is bigger and very spoiled. Mine hides in the coconut fiber most of the time; you only see him when he is hungry but he is easy to find in the dirt with gently handling through the dirt. He eats two medium size comet goldfish now every two or three days and is over three inches around. This frog is not normal but is proof they can be very friendly with proper care. He has became so spoiled he liked to be hand fed his food; literally held in your hand and rub under his chin to open his mouth and be hand fed his fish or super worms.
Remember frogs have sensitive skin so always wash your hands very well before and after handling them. He is held a few times a week and does like to be held. Not all frogs like attention and being held but gentle handling and getting them young like they are sold here and time. And in a few months you too can train a Pacman frog to be spoiled and tame as well. But all frogs will bite form time to time; even ours will grab a finger when hungry thinking it is food; because they have poor eye sight. Just remember not to pull away from them if they do bite; you will hurt their tiny teeth and do damage; just gentle persuade them to let go.
Rated 5 out of 5
kaib (verified owner)–
he’s so cute ngl i bought him from petsupplycanada and he’s so tiny and he just chills in his enclosure, he loves his hide and the fake plants and i’m gonna add some real ones.
Rated 1 out of 5
HakuRedd (verified owner)–
My cute pac-man frog died a few days later from impaction due to eating the dirt in its cage while trying to eat the crickets provided at the store. Very sad.
Rated 5 out of 5
BeanBasket (verified owner)–
I have had Pacman for a year now and I am still in love with him! He croaks every night and it is fun to watch him eat. I totally would recommend these guys to anyone beginning this hobby! =)
Rated 5 out of 5
Frogman_frogman (verified owner)–
Pacman frog go waka waka waka waka waka waka waka waka
Rated 3 out of 5
urmomuwu12212 (verified owner)–
I liked him but he became emo. He was super broken. So my sista dropped him and he wouldnt eat. I contacted the petsupplycanada and they said “have you tried live food” YES I DID. He died yesterday 🙂 He was a decent memory
Rated 5 out of 5
Nicolea512 (verified owner)–
My daughter loves it she thinks it’s the cutest frog
Rated 5 out of 5
JosephC12 (verified owner)–
I was extremely satisfied with my purchase of this pacman frog the staff was extremely help in making the transaction an paperwork as smooth as possible
Rated 3 out of 5
Reptile 4 lif enthusiast (verified owner)–
Peach schnapps was purchased on April 5th and he adapted fast. Hides and jumps out at 7am daily to eat. Hits glass when it’s name is called. I place my hand in terrarium and he jumps up my arm. I spritz the habitat and he runs to the water.
Rated 5 out of 5
Nicolea512 (verified owner)–
My daughter loves it she thinks it’s the cutest frog
Rated 5 out of 5
urmom563457234 (verified owner)–
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] hops and jops and twiddles and twaps. it meows like a frog.
Rated 1 out of 5
Kaylakocins11 (verified owner)–
I had everything you needed for a frog and I had an extremely large tank for him. I had a waterfall for a heat lamp a timer so I can go on when it was supposed to and then it’s switch to the nighttime late I had a swimming area for it and a dirt area and hiding spots in a tree that it could climb. It didn’t last one day. Kind of a waste of money and heartbreaking for my
Rated 5 out of 5
Gizmo198967 (verified owner)–
I got my pac-man from here and I’m in love with him or her sill a little young but loves to sleep away and eat when it feel like 🙂 thanks petsupplycanada
Refused to eat didn’t really move much. Died day 7 sadly. Everything was followed. It was cute. Price was comparable to other places
Rated 5 out of 5
Tooooooday (verified owner)–
I got the pacman frog a few years ago and it’s a great pet to have and it’s not that hard to take care of
Rated 1 out of 5
HakuRedd (verified owner)–
My cute pac-man frog died a few days later from impaction due to eating the dirt in its cage while trying to eat the crickets provided at the store. Very sad.
Rated 5 out of 5
kaib (verified owner)–
he’s so cute ngl i bought him from petsupplycanada and he’s so tiny and he just chills in his enclosure, he loves his hide and the fake plants and i’m gonna add some real ones.
Rated 5 out of 5
Frogman_frogman (verified owner)–
Pacman frog go waka waka waka waka waka waka waka waka
Rated 5 out of 5
Brenditaaa (verified owner)–
We named her wonton because they gave her to us in a clear little wonton soup container haha. Very cute too and is eating and moving around which is a good sign.
Rated 5 out of 5
1234frog (verified owner)–
I got my frog a few weeks ago and named him grape, at first he would only eat crickets but he is eating mealworms now. I’m so glad I got him and he’s super easy to look after, he likes chilling in his substrate and water dish and he also likes eating.
Rated 5 out of 5
urmom563457234 (verified owner)–
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] hops and jops and twiddles and twaps. it meows like a frog.
Rated 5 out of 5
urmom563457234 (verified owner)–
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] hops and jops and twiddles and twaps. it meows like a frog.
Rated 3 out of 5
Anonymous (verified owner)–
He’s not my first Pac-Man, but he’s the smallest I’m not even sure they should be sold so small and young. Because of that he’s not the best eater, but he’s coming around to it. They included his little critter keeper enclosure which I haven’t moved him from for now until he’s eating well, but it had a lot of live crickets in it he hasn’t eaten which isn’t great since they will bite/eat your animal if left with them. But I know they don’t have the means to tong feed every animal so I’m not angry just a heads up for anyone else not to do that. My store is pretty good and my beardie and leopard gecko from there are doing decent so let’s hope he does too.
Rated 1 out of 5
Kaylakocins11 (verified owner)–
I had everything you needed for a frog and I had an extremely large tank for him. I had a waterfall for a heat lamp a timer so I can go on when it was supposed to and then it’s switch to the nighttime late I had a swimming area for it and a dirt area and hiding spots in a tree that it could climb. It didn’t last one day. Kind of a waste of money and heartbreaking for my
Rated 5 out of 5
sassysierra68 (verified owner)–
I bought this lil guy for my daughter and she loves him. Loved him so much she bought another he’s yellow.
Rated 4 out of 5
anonymous1821 (verified owner)–
I once owned a pac-man frog and it was extremely simple to take care of and it was very interesting for people that are in to that sort of thing so i do recommend this product to any reptile or amphibian enthusiasts.
Rated 5 out of 5
BeanBasket (verified owner)–
I have had Pacman for a year now and I am still in love with him! He croaks every night and it is fun to watch him eat. I totally would recommend these guys to anyone beginning this hobby! =)
Rated 5 out of 5
Eeeeeeee (verified owner)–
I like Pac-Man
I also like video games
Pac-Man is cool
Rated 4 out of 5
ToxicDirt (verified owner)–
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So, for Christmas I got a Pacman Frog named “Grogu”, sadly at the petsupplycanada we wasn’t cared for properly so when I got him he refused to eat, he passed about a week later. But, petsupplycanada gave me a new one now he lives happily and eats crickets and worms. Also my care was proper for the first one because my new one “Gama” is very happy with his tank, and is thriving.
Rated 5 out of 5
CamoMistress (verified owner)–
i have bought 2 of these frogs both from different store’s the first was a very small juv. second was a larger juv. and it has survived but it is a very aggressive frog and is only handled when in need of it he is fed live crickets via tweezers as they had him on pac attack and he refused to eat after the second month out of sheer desperation i went back to cricket’s ( im a mom to several different odd critters who eat crickets) and he started eating again he now is 5 inches around and very happy BUT still very grumpy and i payed 97$ for him and start up NOT NOT using them again!
Rated 5 out of 5
Jensen (verified owner)–
Although
Spends a lot of time in the substrate when he comes out he is always fast to jump after the food I give him.
Rated 5 out of 5
Hamsterof4 (verified owner)–
I wanted a frog that was easy to care for and didn’t need a huge tank. I went to petsupplycanada and fell for a Pacman frog. I bought Pacman that’s his name and am keeping him now in a Reptile Ranch Kritter Keeper. I feed him crickets every couple of days, feeder goldfish once a week and when he is older i’ll feed him frozen mice but only for a treat
Rated 5 out of 5
Sage2004 (verified owner)–
This is my Pac-Man frog named squish! I bought him a few months ago. He is very gentle and friendly. He is easy to take care of, and overall is an amazing pet. I love him!
Rated 5 out of 5
Lopnop (verified owner)–
I have had this frog for almost a month and it is the greatest beginner amphibian/reptile out in the market. Feeding is simple yet fun. A very simple yet beautiful creature as well. It is very lovable as it is chubby and stout.
Rated 5 out of 5
Froggy Frog Hulk (verified owner)–
I bought the Pacman Frog amost 2 weeks ago. It was for my son. Its name is Froggy Frog. I call it Hulk. 1st one I buy that has been very active and after a couple I have learned how to take care of it. Our goal for right now is to keep it health and always wet most of the time. Getting big enough to eat Pinkies. We have seen him eat several times which is new to me as the others we know ate but could not ever see it. Froggy Frog not shy. Awesome
Rated 4 out of 5
AzulFlores (verified owner)–
So. I got a frog named Chub. The day I got him, I noticed dark red sores on his feet and groin and I realized he was suffering from red leg syndrome. I set up a vet appointment for a week later, on the day I got him. Unfortunately he died the day before his appointment. It was sad, he was just a baby. Inch and a half long. I went back 4 days later to a different located petsupplycanada and got my new frog, Poco. She’s nearly 6 inches long, not aggressive at all, and appears to be healthy. She’s very pleasant. So I have a lot of mixed thoughts on this breed. But I hope that my first experience was just very unlucky, because I love Poco and she’s more than just a good frog. 🙂
Rated 5 out of 5
Froggy Frog Hulk (verified owner)–
I bought the Pacman Frog amost 2 weeks ago. It was for my son. Its name is Froggy Frog. I call it Hulk. 1st one I buy that has been very active and after a couple I have learned how to take care of it. Our goal for right now is to keep it health and always wet most of the time. Getting big enough to eat Pinkies. We have seen him eat several times which is new to me as the others we know ate but could not ever see it. Froggy Frog not shy. Awesome
Rated 5 out of 5
NaughtyKitten13 (verified owner)–
I bought one from this chain back in June; he is bigger and very spoiled. Mine hides in the coconut fiber most of the time; you only see him when he is hungry but he is easy to find in the dirt with gently handling through the dirt. He eats two medium size comet goldfish now every two or three days and is over three inches around. This frog is not normal but is proof they can be very friendly with proper care. He has became so spoiled he liked to be hand fed his food; literally held in your hand and rub under his chin to open his mouth and be hand fed his fish or super worms.
Remember frogs have sensitive skin so always wash your hands very well before and after handling them. He is held a few times a week and does like to be held. Not all frogs like attention and being held but gentle handling and getting them young like they are sold here and time. And in a few months you too can train a Pacman frog to be spoiled and tame as well. But all frogs will bite form time to time; even ours will grab a finger when hungry thinking it is food; because they have poor eye sight. Just remember not to pull away from them if they do bite; you will hurt their tiny teeth and do damage; just gentle persuade them to let go.
Rated 5 out of 5
JA816 (verified owner)–
Our pacman frog is amazing. He is such a character.
Rated 5 out of 5
Lopnop (verified owner)–
I have had this frog for almost a month and it is the greatest beginner amphibian/reptile out in the market. Feeding is simple yet fun. A very simple yet beautiful creature as well. It is very lovable as it is chubby and stout.
Rated 5 out of 5
Sage2004 (verified owner)–
This is my Pac-Man frog named squish! I bought him a few months ago. He is very gentle and friendly. He is easy to take care of, and overall is an amazing pet. I love him!
Refused to eat didn’t really move much. Died day 7 sadly. Everything was followed. It was cute. Price was comparable to other places
Rated 5 out of 5
Tooooooday (verified owner)–
I got the pacman frog a few years ago and it’s a great pet to have and it’s not that hard to take care of
Rated 5 out of 5
Gizmo198967 (verified owner)–
I got my pac-man from here and I’m in love with him or her sill a little young but loves to sleep away and eat when it feel like 🙂 thanks petsupplycanada
Rated 5 out of 5
Wolf_NOOB (verified owner)–
I love my packman frog. You can tell petsupplycanada takes good care of there animals
Rated 5 out of 5
Eeeeeeee (verified owner)–
I like Pac-Man
I also like video games
Pac-Man is cool
Rated 3 out of 5
Froakie (verified owner)–
I personally haven’t bought a pacman frog but I know some information about them. Please do not handle them with just bare hands. They basically breathe through their skin, so If you handle them, only handle them for a little. I hope this is helpful! For more information look on YouTube for Taylor Nicole Dean, she has a pacman frog and provides very useful information.
Rated 4 out of 5
Kermie that is his name (verified owner)–
I bought this today and he came good and healthy and he is so cool
Rated 5 out of 5
JosephC12 (verified owner)–
I was extremely satisfied with my purchase of this pacman frog the staff was extremely help in making the transaction an paperwork as smooth as possible
Rated 1 out of 5
Frog6715 (verified owner)–
Bouth this frog and 150$ worth of things it needed and it died within 5 days
Rated 1 out of 5
Kaylakocins11 (verified owner)–
I had everything you needed for a frog and I had an extremely large tank for him. I had a waterfall for a heat lamp a timer so I can go on when it was supposed to and then it’s switch to the nighttime late I had a swimming area for it and a dirt area and hiding spots in a tree that it could climb. It didn’t last one day. Kind of a waste of money and heartbreaking for my
Rated 5 out of 5
Richard007 (verified owner)–
I bought a Pac-Man frog and it’s been great. He is healthy and eating well!
Rated 5 out of 5
Yahirel_rat (verified owner)–
I just bought my Pac-Man frog about a month ago and his name is pringles and he’s perfect I definitely recommend just do not handle
Rated 5 out of 5
CamoMistress (verified owner)–
i have bought 2 of these frogs both from different store’s the first was a very small juv. second was a larger juv. and it has survived but it is a very aggressive frog and is only handled when in need of it he is fed live crickets via tweezers as they had him on pac attack and he refused to eat after the second month out of sheer desperation i went back to cricket’s ( im a mom to several different odd critters who eat crickets) and he started eating again he now is 5 inches around and very happy BUT still very grumpy and i payed 97$ for him and start up NOT NOT using them again!
Rated 5 out of 5
Skipper777 (verified owner)–
Great little guy, pretty and eats well for such an aggressive frog
Rated 4 out of 5
AzulFlores (verified owner)–
So. I got a frog named Chub. The day I got him, I noticed dark red sores on his feet and groin and I realized he was suffering from red leg syndrome. I set up a vet appointment for a week later, on the day I got him. Unfortunately he died the day before his appointment. It was sad, he was just a baby. Inch and a half long. I went back 4 days later to a different located petsupplycanada and got my new frog, Poco. She’s nearly 6 inches long, not aggressive at all, and appears to be healthy. She’s very pleasant. So I have a lot of mixed thoughts on this breed. But I hope that my first experience was just very unlucky, because I love Poco and she’s more than just a good frog. 🙂
Rated 5 out of 5
sassysierra68 (verified owner)–
I bought this lil guy for my daughter and she loves him. Loved him so much she bought another he’s yellow.
Rated 5 out of 5
Gizmo198967 (verified owner)–
I got my pac-man from here and I’m in love with him or her sill a little young but loves to sleep away and eat when it feel like 🙂 thanks petsupplycanada
Rated 5 out of 5
urmom563457234 (verified owner)–
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] hops and jops and twiddles and twaps. it meows like a frog.
Rated 5 out of 5
Hamsterof4 (verified owner)–
I wanted a frog that was easy to care for and didn’t need a huge tank. I went to petsupplycanada and fell for a Pacman frog. I bought Pacman that’s his name and am keeping him now in a Reptile Ranch Kritter Keeper. I feed him crickets every couple of days, feeder goldfish once a week and when he is older i’ll feed him frozen mice but only for a treat
Rated 1 out of 5
Kaylakocins11 (verified owner)–
I had everything you needed for a frog and I had an extremely large tank for him. I had a waterfall for a heat lamp a timer so I can go on when it was supposed to and then it’s switch to the nighttime late I had a swimming area for it and a dirt area and hiding spots in a tree that it could climb. It didn’t last one day. Kind of a waste of money and heartbreaking for my
Rated 5 out of 5
Mrpacman (verified owner)–
My son loves his pacman frog. Had him over a month now! Very easy to care for. Son spends a lot of time with him. Easy to clean daily on water dish. Fun to watch eat!
Rated 5 out of 5
Wolf_NOOB (verified owner)–
I love my packman frog. You can tell petsupplycanada takes good care of there animals
Rated 4 out of 5
Kermie that is his name (verified owner)–
I bought this today and he came good and healthy and he is so cool
Rated 1 out of 5
Frog6715 (verified owner)–
Bouth this frog and 150$ worth of things it needed and it died within 5 days
Rated 5 out of 5
AnyDoughnut (verified owner)–
I adopted my frog a month ago and it’s very entertaining at feeding time and it is very fun to play with when i get it out.
Rated 5 out of 5
Brenditaaa (verified owner)–
We named her wonton because they gave her to us in a clear little wonton soup container haha. Very cute too and is eating and moving around which is a good sign.
Rated 5 out of 5
kmak (verified owner)–
Our little pacman frog seems to have settled in very nicely. One of the other reviewers mentioned how they eat from their hand… and this little guy is seriously domesticated. Only had him/her for a few days now, and I stick my hand in to feed, and it knows what’s going on and tries to take the food from my hand before I can even place it in the tank! So, as far as I can tell, it doesn’t have a problem with humans. Doesn’t show fear or anything, just burrows in the coconut fiber unless it sees my hand, in which case it starts sending its VERY sticky tongue in my hand’s direction to get at the food.
Rated 3 out of 5
Reptile 4 lif enthusiast (verified owner)–
Peach schnapps was purchased on April 5th and he adapted fast. Hides and jumps out at 7am daily to eat. Hits glass when it’s name is called. I place my hand in terrarium and he jumps up my arm. I spritz the habitat and he runs to the water.
Rated 1 out of 5
HakuRedd (verified owner)–
My cute pac-man frog died a few days later from impaction due to eating the dirt in its cage while trying to eat the crickets provided at the store. Very sad.
Rated 5 out of 5
JA816 (verified owner)–
Our pacman frog is amazing. He is such a character.
Rated 5 out of 5
NaughtyKitten13 (verified owner)–
I bought one from this chain back in June; he is bigger and very spoiled. Mine hides in the coconut fiber most of the time; you only see him when he is hungry but he is easy to find in the dirt with gently handling through the dirt. He eats two medium size comet goldfish now every two or three days and is over three inches around. This frog is not normal but is proof they can be very friendly with proper care. He has became so spoiled he liked to be hand fed his food; literally held in your hand and rub under his chin to open his mouth and be hand fed his fish or super worms.
Remember frogs have sensitive skin so always wash your hands very well before and after handling them. He is held a few times a week and does like to be held. Not all frogs like attention and being held but gentle handling and getting them young like they are sold here and time. And in a few months you too can train a Pacman frog to be spoiled and tame as well. But all frogs will bite form time to time; even ours will grab a finger when hungry thinking it is food; because they have poor eye sight. Just remember not to pull away from them if they do bite; you will hurt their tiny teeth and do damage; just gentle persuade them to let go.
Rated 5 out of 5
Skipper777 (verified owner)–
Great little guy, pretty and eats well for such an aggressive frog
Rated 5 out of 5
CamoMistress (verified owner)–
i have bought 2 of these frogs both from different store’s the first was a very small juv. second was a larger juv. and it has survived but it is a very aggressive frog and is only handled when in need of it he is fed live crickets via tweezers as they had him on pac attack and he refused to eat after the second month out of sheer desperation i went back to cricket’s ( im a mom to several different odd critters who eat crickets) and he started eating again he now is 5 inches around and very happy BUT still very grumpy and i payed 97$ for him and start up NOT NOT using them again!
Rated 5 out of 5
Brenditaaa (verified owner)–
We named her wonton because they gave her to us in a clear little wonton soup container haha. Very cute too and is eating and moving around which is a good sign.
Rated 5 out of 5
JosephC12 (verified owner)–
I was extremely satisfied with my purchase of this pacman frog the staff was extremely help in making the transaction an paperwork as smooth as possible
Rated 5 out of 5
efsparks2903 (verified owner)–
I bought him and named him Brussel sprout. I love him so much.
Rated 5 out of 5
JA816 (verified owner)–
Our pacman frog is amazing. He is such a character.
Rated 1 out of 5
Devil (verified owner)–
He died in a month so I don’t recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5
Eeeeeeee (verified owner)–
I like Pac-Man
I also like video games
Pac-Man is cool
Rated 5 out of 5
Mrpacman (verified owner)–
My son loves his pacman frog. Had him over a month now! Very easy to care for. Son spends a lot of time with him. Easy to clean daily on water dish. Fun to watch eat!
Rated 5 out of 5
Richard007 (verified owner)–
I bought a Pac-Man frog and it’s been great. He is healthy and eating well!
Rated 5 out of 5
Frogman_frogman (verified owner)–
Pacman frog go waka waka waka waka waka waka waka waka
Rated 3 out of 5
Froakie (verified owner)–
I personally haven’t bought a pacman frog but I know some information about them. Please do not handle them with just bare hands. They basically breathe through their skin, so If you handle them, only handle them for a little. I hope this is helpful! For more information look on YouTube for Taylor Nicole Dean, she has a pacman frog and provides very useful information.
Rated 5 out of 5
kaib (verified owner)–
he’s so cute ngl i bought him from petsupplycanada and he’s so tiny and he just chills in his enclosure, he loves his hide and the fake plants and i’m gonna add some real ones.
Rated 5 out of 5
Gizmo198967 (verified owner)–
I got my pac-man from here and I’m in love with him or her sill a little young but loves to sleep away and eat when it feel like 🙂 thanks petsupplycanada
Rated 5 out of 5
Jensen (verified owner)–
Although
Spends a lot of time in the substrate when he comes out he is always fast to jump after the food I give him.
Rated 5 out of 5
Rizzla (verified owner)–
Great pet my son loves his little frog so much, their low maintenance, and funny to watch.
Rated 1 out of 5
Devil (verified owner)–
He died in a month so I don’t recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5
Jensen (verified owner)–
Although
Spends a lot of time in the substrate when he comes out he is always fast to jump after the food I give him.
Rated 5 out of 5
John123456789 (verified owner)–
This frog is healthy, lively (as an eater) and a crowd pleaser. My child loves him.
Rated 3 out of 5
urmomuwu12212 (verified owner)–
I liked him but he became emo. He was super broken. So my sista dropped him and he wouldnt eat. I contacted the petsupplycanada and they said “have you tried live food” YES I DID. He died yesterday 🙂 He was a decent memory
Rated 5 out of 5
Lopnop (verified owner)–
I have had this frog for almost a month and it is the greatest beginner amphibian/reptile out in the market. Feeding is simple yet fun. A very simple yet beautiful creature as well. It is very lovable as it is chubby and stout.
Rated 1 out of 5
Frog6715 (verified owner)–
Bouth this frog and 150$ worth of things it needed and it died within 5 days
Rated 5 out of 5
Richard007 (verified owner)–
I bought a Pac-Man frog and it’s been great. He is healthy and eating well!
Rated 3 out of 5
Reptile 4 lif enthusiast (verified owner)–
Peach schnapps was purchased on April 5th and he adapted fast. Hides and jumps out at 7am daily to eat. Hits glass when it’s name is called. I place my hand in terrarium and he jumps up my arm. I spritz the habitat and he runs to the water.
Rated 4 out of 5
ToxicDirt (verified owner)–
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So, for Christmas I got a Pacman Frog named “Grogu”, sadly at the petsupplycanada we wasn’t cared for properly so when I got him he refused to eat, he passed about a week later. But, petsupplycanada gave me a new one now he lives happily and eats crickets and worms. Also my care was proper for the first one because my new one “Gama” is very happy with his tank, and is thriving.
Rated 3 out of 5
Anonymous (verified owner)–
He’s not my first Pac-Man, but he’s the smallest I’m not even sure they should be sold so small and young. Because of that he’s not the best eater, but he’s coming around to it. They included his little critter keeper enclosure which I haven’t moved him from for now until he’s eating well, but it had a lot of live crickets in it he hasn’t eaten which isn’t great since they will bite/eat your animal if left with them. But I know they don’t have the means to tong feed every animal so I’m not angry just a heads up for anyone else not to do that. My store is pretty good and my beardie and leopard gecko from there are doing decent so let’s hope he does too.
Rated 5 out of 5
Sage2004 (verified owner)–
This is my Pac-Man frog named squish! I bought him a few months ago. He is very gentle and friendly. He is easy to take care of, and overall is an amazing pet. I love him!
Rated 5 out of 5
This guy (verified owner)–
Haven’t had one before but this thing is pretty cool!
Rated 5 out of 5
Hamsterof4 (verified owner)–
I wanted a frog that was easy to care for and didn’t need a huge tank. I went to petsupplycanada and fell for a Pacman frog. I bought Pacman that’s his name and am keeping him now in a Reptile Ranch Kritter Keeper. I feed him crickets every couple of days, feeder goldfish once a week and when he is older i’ll feed him frozen mice but only for a treat
Refused to eat didn’t really move much. Died day 7 sadly. Everything was followed. It was cute. Price was comparable to other places
Rated 5 out of 5
Froggy Frog Hulk (verified owner)–
I bought the Pacman Frog amost 2 weeks ago. It was for my son. Its name is Froggy Frog. I call it Hulk. 1st one I buy that has been very active and after a couple I have learned how to take care of it. Our goal for right now is to keep it health and always wet most of the time. Getting big enough to eat Pinkies. We have seen him eat several times which is new to me as the others we know ate but could not ever see it. Froggy Frog not shy. Awesome
Rated 5 out of 5
Lopnop (verified owner)–
I have had this frog for almost a month and it is the greatest beginner amphibian/reptile out in the market. Feeding is simple yet fun. A very simple yet beautiful creature as well. It is very lovable as it is chubby and stout.
Rated 3 out of 5
urmomuwu12212 (verified owner)–
I liked him but he became emo. He was super broken. So my sista dropped him and he wouldnt eat. I contacted the petsupplycanada and they said “have you tried live food” YES I DID. He died yesterday 🙂 He was a decent memory
Rated 5 out of 5
efsparks2903 (verified owner)–
I bought him and named him Brussel sprout. I love him so much.
Rated 5 out of 5
efsparks2903 (verified owner)–
I bought him and named him Brussel sprout. I love him so much.
Rated 5 out of 5
Jade73 (verified owner)–
Fell in love with him (Zaboo) the moment I took him home.
Rated 5 out of 5
Skipper777 (verified owner)–
Great little guy, pretty and eats well for such an aggressive frog
Rated 5 out of 5
Frogman_frogman (verified owner)–
Pacman frog go waka waka waka waka waka waka waka waka
Rated 5 out of 5
Rizzla (verified owner)–
Great pet my son loves his little frog so much, their low maintenance, and funny to watch.
Rated 5 out of 5
BeanBasket (verified owner)–
I have had Pacman for a year now and I am still in love with him! He croaks every night and it is fun to watch him eat. I totally would recommend these guys to anyone beginning this hobby! =)
Rated 5 out of 5
Hamsterof4 (verified owner)–
I wanted a frog that was easy to care for and didn’t need a huge tank. I went to petsupplycanada and fell for a Pacman frog. I bought Pacman that’s his name and am keeping him now in a Reptile Ranch Kritter Keeper. I feed him crickets every couple of days, feeder goldfish once a week and when he is older i’ll feed him frozen mice but only for a treat
Rated 5 out of 5
1234frog (verified owner)–
I got my frog a few weeks ago and named him grape, at first he would only eat crickets but he is eating mealworms now. I’m so glad I got him and he’s super easy to look after, he likes chilling in his substrate and water dish and he also likes eating.
Rated 5 out of 5
Yahirel_rat (verified owner)–
I just bought my Pac-Man frog about a month ago and his name is pringles and he’s perfect I definitely recommend just do not handle
Rated 5 out of 5
AnyDoughnut (verified owner)–
I adopted my frog a month ago and it’s very entertaining at feeding time and it is very fun to play with when i get it out.
sassysierra68 (verified owner) –
I bought this lil guy for my daughter and she loves him. Loved him so much she bought another he’s yellow.
Mrpacman (verified owner) –
My son loves his pacman frog. Had him over a month now! Very easy to care for. Son spends a lot of time with him. Easy to clean daily on water dish. Fun to watch eat!
Tooooooday (verified owner) –
I got the pacman frog a few years ago and it’s a great pet to have and it’s not that hard to take care of
Kermie that is his name (verified owner) –
I bought this today and he came good and healthy and he is so cool
Devil (verified owner) –
He died in a month so I don’t recommend this product
Anonymous (verified owner) –
He’s not my first Pac-Man, but he’s the smallest I’m not even sure they should be sold so small and young. Because of that he’s not the best eater, but he’s coming around to it. They included his little critter keeper enclosure which I haven’t moved him from for now until he’s eating well, but it had a lot of live crickets in it he hasn’t eaten which isn’t great since they will bite/eat your animal if left with them. But I know they don’t have the means to tong feed every animal so I’m not angry just a heads up for anyone else not to do that. My store is pretty good and my beardie and leopard gecko from there are doing decent so let’s hope he does too.
Devil (verified owner) –
He died in a month so I don’t recommend this product
AnyDoughnut (verified owner) –
I adopted my frog a month ago and it’s very entertaining at feeding time and it is very fun to play with when i get it out.
Mrpacman (verified owner) –
My son loves his pacman frog. Had him over a month now! Very easy to care for. Son spends a lot of time with him. Easy to clean daily on water dish. Fun to watch eat!
anonymous1821 (verified owner) –
I once owned a pac-man frog and it was extremely simple to take care of and it was very interesting for people that are in to that sort of thing so i do recommend this product to any reptile or amphibian enthusiasts.
urmomuwu12212 (verified owner) –
I liked him but he became emo. He was super broken. So my sista dropped him and he wouldnt eat. I contacted the petsupplycanada and they said “have you tried live food” YES I DID. He died yesterday 🙂 He was a decent memory
Froakie (verified owner) –
I personally haven’t bought a pacman frog but I know some information about them. Please do not handle them with just bare hands. They basically breathe through their skin, so If you handle them, only handle them for a little. I hope this is helpful! For more information look on YouTube for Taylor Nicole Dean, she has a pacman frog and provides very useful information.
Yahirel_rat (verified owner) –
I just bought my Pac-Man frog about a month ago and his name is pringles and he’s perfect I definitely recommend just do not handle
petsupplycanada shopper 99999999 (verified owner) –
Refused to eat didn’t really move much. Died day 7 sadly. Everything was followed. It was cute. Price was comparable to other places
Gara202 (verified owner) –
I picked Kevin up a week ago, and I rarely see him. He burrowed down into the substrate completely, but when I do see him, he is always ready to eat a cricket or 5! 10/10 highly recommend for nocturnal fat frog friend
AzulFlores (verified owner) –
So. I got a frog named Chub. The day I got him, I noticed dark red sores on his feet and groin and I realized he was suffering from red leg syndrome. I set up a vet appointment for a week later, on the day I got him. Unfortunately he died the day before his appointment. It was sad, he was just a baby. Inch and a half long. I went back 4 days later to a different located petsupplycanada and got my new frog, Poco. She’s nearly 6 inches long, not aggressive at all, and appears to be healthy. She’s very pleasant. So I have a lot of mixed thoughts on this breed. But I hope that my first experience was just very unlucky, because I love Poco and she’s more than just a good frog. 🙂
Jade73 (verified owner) –
Fell in love with him (Zaboo) the moment I took him home.
1234frog (verified owner) –
I got my frog a few weeks ago and named him grape, at first he would only eat crickets but he is eating mealworms now. I’m so glad I got him and he’s super easy to look after, he likes chilling in his substrate and water dish and he also likes eating.
This guy (verified owner) –
Haven’t had one before but this thing is pretty cool!
Richard007 (verified owner) –
I bought a Pac-Man frog and it’s been great. He is healthy and eating well!
Nicolea512 (verified owner) –
My daughter loves it she thinks it’s the cutest frog
sassysierra68 (verified owner) –
I bought this lil guy for my daughter and she loves him. Loved him so much she bought another he’s yellow.
Jade73 (verified owner) –
Fell in love with him (Zaboo) the moment I took him home.
Gara202 (verified owner) –
I picked Kevin up a week ago, and I rarely see him. He burrowed down into the substrate completely, but when I do see him, he is always ready to eat a cricket or 5! 10/10 highly recommend for nocturnal fat frog friend
Brenditaaa (verified owner) –
We named her wonton because they gave her to us in a clear little wonton soup container haha. Very cute too and is eating and moving around which is a good sign.
anonymous1821 (verified owner) –
I once owned a pac-man frog and it was extremely simple to take care of and it was very interesting for people that are in to that sort of thing so i do recommend this product to any reptile or amphibian enthusiasts.
CamoMistress (verified owner) –
i have bought 2 of these frogs both from different store’s the first was a very small juv. second was a larger juv. and it has survived but it is a very aggressive frog and is only handled when in need of it he is fed live crickets via tweezers as they had him on pac attack and he refused to eat after the second month out of sheer desperation i went back to cricket’s ( im a mom to several different odd critters who eat crickets) and he started eating again he now is 5 inches around and very happy BUT still very grumpy and i payed 97$ for him and start up NOT NOT using them again!
efsparks2903 (verified owner) –
I bought him and named him Brussel sprout. I love him so much.
Frog6715 (verified owner) –
Bouth this frog and 150$ worth of things it needed and it died within 5 days
Kermie that is his name (verified owner) –
I bought this today and he came good and healthy and he is so cool
Gara202 (verified owner) –
I picked Kevin up a week ago, and I rarely see him. He burrowed down into the substrate completely, but when I do see him, he is always ready to eat a cricket or 5! 10/10 highly recommend for nocturnal fat frog friend
JosephC12 (verified owner) –
I was extremely satisfied with my purchase of this pacman frog the staff was extremely help in making the transaction an paperwork as smooth as possible
HakuRedd (verified owner) –
My cute pac-man frog died a few days later from impaction due to eating the dirt in its cage while trying to eat the crickets provided at the store. Very sad.
Nicolea512 (verified owner) –
My daughter loves it she thinks it’s the cutest frog
ToxicDirt (verified owner) –
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So, for Christmas I got a Pacman Frog named “Grogu”, sadly at the petsupplycanada we wasn’t cared for properly so when I got him he refused to eat, he passed about a week later. But, petsupplycanada gave me a new one now he lives happily and eats crickets and worms. Also my care was proper for the first one because my new one “Gama” is very happy with his tank, and is thriving.
Jade73 (verified owner) –
Fell in love with him (Zaboo) the moment I took him home.
anonymous1821 (verified owner) –
I once owned a pac-man frog and it was extremely simple to take care of and it was very interesting for people that are in to that sort of thing so i do recommend this product to any reptile or amphibian enthusiasts.
Rizzla (verified owner) –
Great pet my son loves his little frog so much, their low maintenance, and funny to watch.
This guy (verified owner) –
Haven’t had one before but this thing is pretty cool!
Yahirel_rat (verified owner) –
I just bought my Pac-Man frog about a month ago and his name is pringles and he’s perfect I definitely recommend just do not handle
Jensen (verified owner) –
Although
Spends a lot of time in the substrate when he comes out he is always fast to jump after the food I give him.
John123456789 (verified owner) –
This frog is healthy, lively (as an eater) and a crowd pleaser. My child loves him.
AnyDoughnut (verified owner) –
I adopted my frog a month ago and it’s very entertaining at feeding time and it is very fun to play with when i get it out.
Rizzla (verified owner) –
Great pet my son loves his little frog so much, their low maintenance, and funny to watch.
kaib (verified owner) –
he’s so cute ngl i bought him from petsupplycanada and he’s so tiny and he just chills in his enclosure, he loves his hide and the fake plants and i’m gonna add some real ones.
Sage2004 (verified owner) –
This is my Pac-Man frog named squish! I bought him a few months ago. He is very gentle and friendly. He is easy to take care of, and overall is an amazing pet. I love him!
Wolf_NOOB (verified owner) –
I love my packman frog. You can tell petsupplycanada takes good care of there animals
Tooooooday (verified owner) –
I got the pacman frog a few years ago and it’s a great pet to have and it’s not that hard to take care of
Froggy Frog Hulk (verified owner) –
I bought the Pacman Frog amost 2 weeks ago. It was for my son. Its name is Froggy Frog. I call it Hulk. 1st one I buy that has been very active and after a couple I have learned how to take care of it. Our goal for right now is to keep it health and always wet most of the time. Getting big enough to eat Pinkies. We have seen him eat several times which is new to me as the others we know ate but could not ever see it. Froggy Frog not shy. Awesome
John123456789 (verified owner) –
This frog is healthy, lively (as an eater) and a crowd pleaser. My child loves him.
Skipper777 (verified owner) –
Great little guy, pretty and eats well for such an aggressive frog
Wolf_NOOB (verified owner) –
I love my packman frog. You can tell petsupplycanada takes good care of there animals
JA816 (verified owner) –
Our pacman frog is amazing. He is such a character.
kmak (verified owner) –
Our little pacman frog seems to have settled in very nicely. One of the other reviewers mentioned how they eat from their hand… and this little guy is seriously domesticated. Only had him/her for a few days now, and I stick my hand in to feed, and it knows what’s going on and tries to take the food from my hand before I can even place it in the tank! So, as far as I can tell, it doesn’t have a problem with humans. Doesn’t show fear or anything, just burrows in the coconut fiber unless it sees my hand, in which case it starts sending its VERY sticky tongue in my hand’s direction to get at the food.
Reptile 4 lif enthusiast (verified owner) –
Peach schnapps was purchased on April 5th and he adapted fast. Hides and jumps out at 7am daily to eat. Hits glass when it’s name is called. I place my hand in terrarium and he jumps up my arm. I spritz the habitat and he runs to the water.
Eeeeeeee (verified owner) –
I like Pac-Man
I also like video games
Pac-Man is cool
kmak (verified owner) –
Our little pacman frog seems to have settled in very nicely. One of the other reviewers mentioned how they eat from their hand… and this little guy is seriously domesticated. Only had him/her for a few days now, and I stick my hand in to feed, and it knows what’s going on and tries to take the food from my hand before I can even place it in the tank! So, as far as I can tell, it doesn’t have a problem with humans. Doesn’t show fear or anything, just burrows in the coconut fiber unless it sees my hand, in which case it starts sending its VERY sticky tongue in my hand’s direction to get at the food.
kmak (verified owner) –
Our little pacman frog seems to have settled in very nicely. One of the other reviewers mentioned how they eat from their hand… and this little guy is seriously domesticated. Only had him/her for a few days now, and I stick my hand in to feed, and it knows what’s going on and tries to take the food from my hand before I can even place it in the tank! So, as far as I can tell, it doesn’t have a problem with humans. Doesn’t show fear or anything, just burrows in the coconut fiber unless it sees my hand, in which case it starts sending its VERY sticky tongue in my hand’s direction to get at the food.
NaughtyKitten13 (verified owner) –
I bought one from this chain back in June; he is bigger and very spoiled. Mine hides in the coconut fiber most of the time; you only see him when he is hungry but he is easy to find in the dirt with gently handling through the dirt. He eats two medium size comet goldfish now every two or three days and is over three inches around. This frog is not normal but is proof they can be very friendly with proper care. He has became so spoiled he liked to be hand fed his food; literally held in your hand and rub under his chin to open his mouth and be hand fed his fish or super worms.
Remember frogs have sensitive skin so always wash your hands very well before and after handling them. He is held a few times a week and does like to be held. Not all frogs like attention and being held but gentle handling and getting them young like they are sold here and time. And in a few months you too can train a Pacman frog to be spoiled and tame as well. But all frogs will bite form time to time; even ours will grab a finger when hungry thinking it is food; because they have poor eye sight. Just remember not to pull away from them if they do bite; you will hurt their tiny teeth and do damage; just gentle persuade them to let go.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
He’s not my first Pac-Man, but he’s the smallest I’m not even sure they should be sold so small and young. Because of that he’s not the best eater, but he’s coming around to it. They included his little critter keeper enclosure which I haven’t moved him from for now until he’s eating well, but it had a lot of live crickets in it he hasn’t eaten which isn’t great since they will bite/eat your animal if left with them. But I know they don’t have the means to tong feed every animal so I’m not angry just a heads up for anyone else not to do that. My store is pretty good and my beardie and leopard gecko from there are doing decent so let’s hope he does too.
This guy (verified owner) –
Haven’t had one before but this thing is pretty cool!
AzulFlores (verified owner) –
So. I got a frog named Chub. The day I got him, I noticed dark red sores on his feet and groin and I realized he was suffering from red leg syndrome. I set up a vet appointment for a week later, on the day I got him. Unfortunately he died the day before his appointment. It was sad, he was just a baby. Inch and a half long. I went back 4 days later to a different located petsupplycanada and got my new frog, Poco. She’s nearly 6 inches long, not aggressive at all, and appears to be healthy. She’s very pleasant. So I have a lot of mixed thoughts on this breed. But I hope that my first experience was just very unlucky, because I love Poco and she’s more than just a good frog. 🙂
John123456789 (verified owner) –
This frog is healthy, lively (as an eater) and a crowd pleaser. My child loves him.
Froakie (verified owner) –
I personally haven’t bought a pacman frog but I know some information about them. Please do not handle them with just bare hands. They basically breathe through their skin, so If you handle them, only handle them for a little. I hope this is helpful! For more information look on YouTube for Taylor Nicole Dean, she has a pacman frog and provides very useful information.
BeanBasket (verified owner) –
I have had Pacman for a year now and I am still in love with him! He croaks every night and it is fun to watch him eat. I totally would recommend these guys to anyone beginning this hobby! =)
Gara202 (verified owner) –
I picked Kevin up a week ago, and I rarely see him. He burrowed down into the substrate completely, but when I do see him, he is always ready to eat a cricket or 5! 10/10 highly recommend for nocturnal fat frog friend
ToxicDirt (verified owner) –
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So, for Christmas I got a Pacman Frog named “Grogu”, sadly at the petsupplycanada we wasn’t cared for properly so when I got him he refused to eat, he passed about a week later. But, petsupplycanada gave me a new one now he lives happily and eats crickets and worms. Also my care was proper for the first one because my new one “Gama” is very happy with his tank, and is thriving.
1234frog (verified owner) –
I got my frog a few weeks ago and named him grape, at first he would only eat crickets but he is eating mealworms now. I’m so glad I got him and he’s super easy to look after, he likes chilling in his substrate and water dish and he also likes eating.
NaughtyKitten13 (verified owner) –
I bought one from this chain back in June; he is bigger and very spoiled. Mine hides in the coconut fiber most of the time; you only see him when he is hungry but he is easy to find in the dirt with gently handling through the dirt. He eats two medium size comet goldfish now every two or three days and is over three inches around. This frog is not normal but is proof they can be very friendly with proper care. He has became so spoiled he liked to be hand fed his food; literally held in your hand and rub under his chin to open his mouth and be hand fed his fish or super worms.
Remember frogs have sensitive skin so always wash your hands very well before and after handling them. He is held a few times a week and does like to be held. Not all frogs like attention and being held but gentle handling and getting them young like they are sold here and time. And in a few months you too can train a Pacman frog to be spoiled and tame as well. But all frogs will bite form time to time; even ours will grab a finger when hungry thinking it is food; because they have poor eye sight. Just remember not to pull away from them if they do bite; you will hurt their tiny teeth and do damage; just gentle persuade them to let go.
kaib (verified owner) –
he’s so cute ngl i bought him from petsupplycanada and he’s so tiny and he just chills in his enclosure, he loves his hide and the fake plants and i’m gonna add some real ones.
HakuRedd (verified owner) –
My cute pac-man frog died a few days later from impaction due to eating the dirt in its cage while trying to eat the crickets provided at the store. Very sad.
BeanBasket (verified owner) –
I have had Pacman for a year now and I am still in love with him! He croaks every night and it is fun to watch him eat. I totally would recommend these guys to anyone beginning this hobby! =)
Frogman_frogman (verified owner) –
Pacman frog go waka waka waka waka waka waka waka waka
urmomuwu12212 (verified owner) –
I liked him but he became emo. He was super broken. So my sista dropped him and he wouldnt eat. I contacted the petsupplycanada and they said “have you tried live food” YES I DID. He died yesterday 🙂 He was a decent memory
Nicolea512 (verified owner) –
My daughter loves it she thinks it’s the cutest frog
JosephC12 (verified owner) –
I was extremely satisfied with my purchase of this pacman frog the staff was extremely help in making the transaction an paperwork as smooth as possible
Reptile 4 lif enthusiast (verified owner) –
Peach schnapps was purchased on April 5th and he adapted fast. Hides and jumps out at 7am daily to eat. Hits glass when it’s name is called. I place my hand in terrarium and he jumps up my arm. I spritz the habitat and he runs to the water.
Nicolea512 (verified owner) –
My daughter loves it she thinks it’s the cutest frog
urmom563457234 (verified owner) –
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] hops and jops and twiddles and twaps. it meows like a frog.
Kaylakocins11 (verified owner) –
I had everything you needed for a frog and I had an extremely large tank for him. I had a waterfall for a heat lamp a timer so I can go on when it was supposed to and then it’s switch to the nighttime late I had a swimming area for it and a dirt area and hiding spots in a tree that it could climb. It didn’t last one day. Kind of a waste of money and heartbreaking for my
Gizmo198967 (verified owner) –
I got my pac-man from here and I’m in love with him or her sill a little young but loves to sleep away and eat when it feel like 🙂 thanks petsupplycanada
petsupplycanada shopper 99999999 (verified owner) –
Refused to eat didn’t really move much. Died day 7 sadly. Everything was followed. It was cute. Price was comparable to other places
Tooooooday (verified owner) –
I got the pacman frog a few years ago and it’s a great pet to have and it’s not that hard to take care of
HakuRedd (verified owner) –
My cute pac-man frog died a few days later from impaction due to eating the dirt in its cage while trying to eat the crickets provided at the store. Very sad.
kaib (verified owner) –
he’s so cute ngl i bought him from petsupplycanada and he’s so tiny and he just chills in his enclosure, he loves his hide and the fake plants and i’m gonna add some real ones.
Frogman_frogman (verified owner) –
Pacman frog go waka waka waka waka waka waka waka waka
Brenditaaa (verified owner) –
We named her wonton because they gave her to us in a clear little wonton soup container haha. Very cute too and is eating and moving around which is a good sign.
1234frog (verified owner) –
I got my frog a few weeks ago and named him grape, at first he would only eat crickets but he is eating mealworms now. I’m so glad I got him and he’s super easy to look after, he likes chilling in his substrate and water dish and he also likes eating.
urmom563457234 (verified owner) –
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] hops and jops and twiddles and twaps. it meows like a frog.
urmom563457234 (verified owner) –
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] hops and jops and twiddles and twaps. it meows like a frog.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
He’s not my first Pac-Man, but he’s the smallest I’m not even sure they should be sold so small and young. Because of that he’s not the best eater, but he’s coming around to it. They included his little critter keeper enclosure which I haven’t moved him from for now until he’s eating well, but it had a lot of live crickets in it he hasn’t eaten which isn’t great since they will bite/eat your animal if left with them. But I know they don’t have the means to tong feed every animal so I’m not angry just a heads up for anyone else not to do that. My store is pretty good and my beardie and leopard gecko from there are doing decent so let’s hope he does too.
Kaylakocins11 (verified owner) –
I had everything you needed for a frog and I had an extremely large tank for him. I had a waterfall for a heat lamp a timer so I can go on when it was supposed to and then it’s switch to the nighttime late I had a swimming area for it and a dirt area and hiding spots in a tree that it could climb. It didn’t last one day. Kind of a waste of money and heartbreaking for my
sassysierra68 (verified owner) –
I bought this lil guy for my daughter and she loves him. Loved him so much she bought another he’s yellow.
anonymous1821 (verified owner) –
I once owned a pac-man frog and it was extremely simple to take care of and it was very interesting for people that are in to that sort of thing so i do recommend this product to any reptile or amphibian enthusiasts.
BeanBasket (verified owner) –
I have had Pacman for a year now and I am still in love with him! He croaks every night and it is fun to watch him eat. I totally would recommend these guys to anyone beginning this hobby! =)
Eeeeeeee (verified owner) –
I like Pac-Man
I also like video games
Pac-Man is cool
ToxicDirt (verified owner) –
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So, for Christmas I got a Pacman Frog named “Grogu”, sadly at the petsupplycanada we wasn’t cared for properly so when I got him he refused to eat, he passed about a week later. But, petsupplycanada gave me a new one now he lives happily and eats crickets and worms. Also my care was proper for the first one because my new one “Gama” is very happy with his tank, and is thriving.
CamoMistress (verified owner) –
i have bought 2 of these frogs both from different store’s the first was a very small juv. second was a larger juv. and it has survived but it is a very aggressive frog and is only handled when in need of it he is fed live crickets via tweezers as they had him on pac attack and he refused to eat after the second month out of sheer desperation i went back to cricket’s ( im a mom to several different odd critters who eat crickets) and he started eating again he now is 5 inches around and very happy BUT still very grumpy and i payed 97$ for him and start up NOT NOT using them again!
Jensen (verified owner) –
Although
Spends a lot of time in the substrate when he comes out he is always fast to jump after the food I give him.
Hamsterof4 (verified owner) –
I wanted a frog that was easy to care for and didn’t need a huge tank. I went to petsupplycanada and fell for a Pacman frog. I bought Pacman that’s his name and am keeping him now in a Reptile Ranch Kritter Keeper. I feed him crickets every couple of days, feeder goldfish once a week and when he is older i’ll feed him frozen mice but only for a treat
Sage2004 (verified owner) –
This is my Pac-Man frog named squish! I bought him a few months ago. He is very gentle and friendly. He is easy to take care of, and overall is an amazing pet. I love him!
Lopnop (verified owner) –
I have had this frog for almost a month and it is the greatest beginner amphibian/reptile out in the market. Feeding is simple yet fun. A very simple yet beautiful creature as well. It is very lovable as it is chubby and stout.
Froggy Frog Hulk (verified owner) –
I bought the Pacman Frog amost 2 weeks ago. It was for my son. Its name is Froggy Frog. I call it Hulk. 1st one I buy that has been very active and after a couple I have learned how to take care of it. Our goal for right now is to keep it health and always wet most of the time. Getting big enough to eat Pinkies. We have seen him eat several times which is new to me as the others we know ate but could not ever see it. Froggy Frog not shy. Awesome
AzulFlores (verified owner) –
So. I got a frog named Chub. The day I got him, I noticed dark red sores on his feet and groin and I realized he was suffering from red leg syndrome. I set up a vet appointment for a week later, on the day I got him. Unfortunately he died the day before his appointment. It was sad, he was just a baby. Inch and a half long. I went back 4 days later to a different located petsupplycanada and got my new frog, Poco. She’s nearly 6 inches long, not aggressive at all, and appears to be healthy. She’s very pleasant. So I have a lot of mixed thoughts on this breed. But I hope that my first experience was just very unlucky, because I love Poco and she’s more than just a good frog. 🙂
Froggy Frog Hulk (verified owner) –
I bought the Pacman Frog amost 2 weeks ago. It was for my son. Its name is Froggy Frog. I call it Hulk. 1st one I buy that has been very active and after a couple I have learned how to take care of it. Our goal for right now is to keep it health and always wet most of the time. Getting big enough to eat Pinkies. We have seen him eat several times which is new to me as the others we know ate but could not ever see it. Froggy Frog not shy. Awesome
NaughtyKitten13 (verified owner) –
I bought one from this chain back in June; he is bigger and very spoiled. Mine hides in the coconut fiber most of the time; you only see him when he is hungry but he is easy to find in the dirt with gently handling through the dirt. He eats two medium size comet goldfish now every two or three days and is over three inches around. This frog is not normal but is proof they can be very friendly with proper care. He has became so spoiled he liked to be hand fed his food; literally held in your hand and rub under his chin to open his mouth and be hand fed his fish or super worms.
Remember frogs have sensitive skin so always wash your hands very well before and after handling them. He is held a few times a week and does like to be held. Not all frogs like attention and being held but gentle handling and getting them young like they are sold here and time. And in a few months you too can train a Pacman frog to be spoiled and tame as well. But all frogs will bite form time to time; even ours will grab a finger when hungry thinking it is food; because they have poor eye sight. Just remember not to pull away from them if they do bite; you will hurt their tiny teeth and do damage; just gentle persuade them to let go.
JA816 (verified owner) –
Our pacman frog is amazing. He is such a character.
Lopnop (verified owner) –
I have had this frog for almost a month and it is the greatest beginner amphibian/reptile out in the market. Feeding is simple yet fun. A very simple yet beautiful creature as well. It is very lovable as it is chubby and stout.
Sage2004 (verified owner) –
This is my Pac-Man frog named squish! I bought him a few months ago. He is very gentle and friendly. He is easy to take care of, and overall is an amazing pet. I love him!
petsupplycanada shopper 99999999 (verified owner) –
Refused to eat didn’t really move much. Died day 7 sadly. Everything was followed. It was cute. Price was comparable to other places
Tooooooday (verified owner) –
I got the pacman frog a few years ago and it’s a great pet to have and it’s not that hard to take care of
Gizmo198967 (verified owner) –
I got my pac-man from here and I’m in love with him or her sill a little young but loves to sleep away and eat when it feel like 🙂 thanks petsupplycanada
Wolf_NOOB (verified owner) –
I love my packman frog. You can tell petsupplycanada takes good care of there animals
Eeeeeeee (verified owner) –
I like Pac-Man
I also like video games
Pac-Man is cool
Froakie (verified owner) –
I personally haven’t bought a pacman frog but I know some information about them. Please do not handle them with just bare hands. They basically breathe through their skin, so If you handle them, only handle them for a little. I hope this is helpful! For more information look on YouTube for Taylor Nicole Dean, she has a pacman frog and provides very useful information.
Kermie that is his name (verified owner) –
I bought this today and he came good and healthy and he is so cool
JosephC12 (verified owner) –
I was extremely satisfied with my purchase of this pacman frog the staff was extremely help in making the transaction an paperwork as smooth as possible
Frog6715 (verified owner) –
Bouth this frog and 150$ worth of things it needed and it died within 5 days
Kaylakocins11 (verified owner) –
I had everything you needed for a frog and I had an extremely large tank for him. I had a waterfall for a heat lamp a timer so I can go on when it was supposed to and then it’s switch to the nighttime late I had a swimming area for it and a dirt area and hiding spots in a tree that it could climb. It didn’t last one day. Kind of a waste of money and heartbreaking for my
Richard007 (verified owner) –
I bought a Pac-Man frog and it’s been great. He is healthy and eating well!
Yahirel_rat (verified owner) –
I just bought my Pac-Man frog about a month ago and his name is pringles and he’s perfect I definitely recommend just do not handle
CamoMistress (verified owner) –
i have bought 2 of these frogs both from different store’s the first was a very small juv. second was a larger juv. and it has survived but it is a very aggressive frog and is only handled when in need of it he is fed live crickets via tweezers as they had him on pac attack and he refused to eat after the second month out of sheer desperation i went back to cricket’s ( im a mom to several different odd critters who eat crickets) and he started eating again he now is 5 inches around and very happy BUT still very grumpy and i payed 97$ for him and start up NOT NOT using them again!
Skipper777 (verified owner) –
Great little guy, pretty and eats well for such an aggressive frog
AzulFlores (verified owner) –
So. I got a frog named Chub. The day I got him, I noticed dark red sores on his feet and groin and I realized he was suffering from red leg syndrome. I set up a vet appointment for a week later, on the day I got him. Unfortunately he died the day before his appointment. It was sad, he was just a baby. Inch and a half long. I went back 4 days later to a different located petsupplycanada and got my new frog, Poco. She’s nearly 6 inches long, not aggressive at all, and appears to be healthy. She’s very pleasant. So I have a lot of mixed thoughts on this breed. But I hope that my first experience was just very unlucky, because I love Poco and she’s more than just a good frog. 🙂
sassysierra68 (verified owner) –
I bought this lil guy for my daughter and she loves him. Loved him so much she bought another he’s yellow.
Gizmo198967 (verified owner) –
I got my pac-man from here and I’m in love with him or her sill a little young but loves to sleep away and eat when it feel like 🙂 thanks petsupplycanada
urmom563457234 (verified owner) –
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] hops and jops and twiddles and twaps. it meows like a frog.
Hamsterof4 (verified owner) –
I wanted a frog that was easy to care for and didn’t need a huge tank. I went to petsupplycanada and fell for a Pacman frog. I bought Pacman that’s his name and am keeping him now in a Reptile Ranch Kritter Keeper. I feed him crickets every couple of days, feeder goldfish once a week and when he is older i’ll feed him frozen mice but only for a treat
Kaylakocins11 (verified owner) –
I had everything you needed for a frog and I had an extremely large tank for him. I had a waterfall for a heat lamp a timer so I can go on when it was supposed to and then it’s switch to the nighttime late I had a swimming area for it and a dirt area and hiding spots in a tree that it could climb. It didn’t last one day. Kind of a waste of money and heartbreaking for my
Mrpacman (verified owner) –
My son loves his pacman frog. Had him over a month now! Very easy to care for. Son spends a lot of time with him. Easy to clean daily on water dish. Fun to watch eat!
Wolf_NOOB (verified owner) –
I love my packman frog. You can tell petsupplycanada takes good care of there animals
Kermie that is his name (verified owner) –
I bought this today and he came good and healthy and he is so cool
Frog6715 (verified owner) –
Bouth this frog and 150$ worth of things it needed and it died within 5 days
AnyDoughnut (verified owner) –
I adopted my frog a month ago and it’s very entertaining at feeding time and it is very fun to play with when i get it out.
Brenditaaa (verified owner) –
We named her wonton because they gave her to us in a clear little wonton soup container haha. Very cute too and is eating and moving around which is a good sign.
kmak (verified owner) –
Our little pacman frog seems to have settled in very nicely. One of the other reviewers mentioned how they eat from their hand… and this little guy is seriously domesticated. Only had him/her for a few days now, and I stick my hand in to feed, and it knows what’s going on and tries to take the food from my hand before I can even place it in the tank! So, as far as I can tell, it doesn’t have a problem with humans. Doesn’t show fear or anything, just burrows in the coconut fiber unless it sees my hand, in which case it starts sending its VERY sticky tongue in my hand’s direction to get at the food.
Reptile 4 lif enthusiast (verified owner) –
Peach schnapps was purchased on April 5th and he adapted fast. Hides and jumps out at 7am daily to eat. Hits glass when it’s name is called. I place my hand in terrarium and he jumps up my arm. I spritz the habitat and he runs to the water.
HakuRedd (verified owner) –
My cute pac-man frog died a few days later from impaction due to eating the dirt in its cage while trying to eat the crickets provided at the store. Very sad.
JA816 (verified owner) –
Our pacman frog is amazing. He is such a character.
NaughtyKitten13 (verified owner) –
I bought one from this chain back in June; he is bigger and very spoiled. Mine hides in the coconut fiber most of the time; you only see him when he is hungry but he is easy to find in the dirt with gently handling through the dirt. He eats two medium size comet goldfish now every two or three days and is over three inches around. This frog is not normal but is proof they can be very friendly with proper care. He has became so spoiled he liked to be hand fed his food; literally held in your hand and rub under his chin to open his mouth and be hand fed his fish or super worms.
Remember frogs have sensitive skin so always wash your hands very well before and after handling them. He is held a few times a week and does like to be held. Not all frogs like attention and being held but gentle handling and getting them young like they are sold here and time. And in a few months you too can train a Pacman frog to be spoiled and tame as well. But all frogs will bite form time to time; even ours will grab a finger when hungry thinking it is food; because they have poor eye sight. Just remember not to pull away from them if they do bite; you will hurt their tiny teeth and do damage; just gentle persuade them to let go.
Skipper777 (verified owner) –
Great little guy, pretty and eats well for such an aggressive frog
CamoMistress (verified owner) –
i have bought 2 of these frogs both from different store’s the first was a very small juv. second was a larger juv. and it has survived but it is a very aggressive frog and is only handled when in need of it he is fed live crickets via tweezers as they had him on pac attack and he refused to eat after the second month out of sheer desperation i went back to cricket’s ( im a mom to several different odd critters who eat crickets) and he started eating again he now is 5 inches around and very happy BUT still very grumpy and i payed 97$ for him and start up NOT NOT using them again!
Brenditaaa (verified owner) –
We named her wonton because they gave her to us in a clear little wonton soup container haha. Very cute too and is eating and moving around which is a good sign.
JosephC12 (verified owner) –
I was extremely satisfied with my purchase of this pacman frog the staff was extremely help in making the transaction an paperwork as smooth as possible
efsparks2903 (verified owner) –
I bought him and named him Brussel sprout. I love him so much.
JA816 (verified owner) –
Our pacman frog is amazing. He is such a character.
Devil (verified owner) –
He died in a month so I don’t recommend this product
Eeeeeeee (verified owner) –
I like Pac-Man
I also like video games
Pac-Man is cool
Mrpacman (verified owner) –
My son loves his pacman frog. Had him over a month now! Very easy to care for. Son spends a lot of time with him. Easy to clean daily on water dish. Fun to watch eat!
Richard007 (verified owner) –
I bought a Pac-Man frog and it’s been great. He is healthy and eating well!
Frogman_frogman (verified owner) –
Pacman frog go waka waka waka waka waka waka waka waka
Froakie (verified owner) –
I personally haven’t bought a pacman frog but I know some information about them. Please do not handle them with just bare hands. They basically breathe through their skin, so If you handle them, only handle them for a little. I hope this is helpful! For more information look on YouTube for Taylor Nicole Dean, she has a pacman frog and provides very useful information.
kaib (verified owner) –
he’s so cute ngl i bought him from petsupplycanada and he’s so tiny and he just chills in his enclosure, he loves his hide and the fake plants and i’m gonna add some real ones.
Gizmo198967 (verified owner) –
I got my pac-man from here and I’m in love with him or her sill a little young but loves to sleep away and eat when it feel like 🙂 thanks petsupplycanada
Jensen (verified owner) –
Although
Spends a lot of time in the substrate when he comes out he is always fast to jump after the food I give him.
Rizzla (verified owner) –
Great pet my son loves his little frog so much, their low maintenance, and funny to watch.
Devil (verified owner) –
He died in a month so I don’t recommend this product
Jensen (verified owner) –
Although
Spends a lot of time in the substrate when he comes out he is always fast to jump after the food I give him.
John123456789 (verified owner) –
This frog is healthy, lively (as an eater) and a crowd pleaser. My child loves him.
urmomuwu12212 (verified owner) –
I liked him but he became emo. He was super broken. So my sista dropped him and he wouldnt eat. I contacted the petsupplycanada and they said “have you tried live food” YES I DID. He died yesterday 🙂 He was a decent memory
Lopnop (verified owner) –
I have had this frog for almost a month and it is the greatest beginner amphibian/reptile out in the market. Feeding is simple yet fun. A very simple yet beautiful creature as well. It is very lovable as it is chubby and stout.
Frog6715 (verified owner) –
Bouth this frog and 150$ worth of things it needed and it died within 5 days
Richard007 (verified owner) –
I bought a Pac-Man frog and it’s been great. He is healthy and eating well!
Reptile 4 lif enthusiast (verified owner) –
Peach schnapps was purchased on April 5th and he adapted fast. Hides and jumps out at 7am daily to eat. Hits glass when it’s name is called. I place my hand in terrarium and he jumps up my arm. I spritz the habitat and he runs to the water.
ToxicDirt (verified owner) –
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So, for Christmas I got a Pacman Frog named “Grogu”, sadly at the petsupplycanada we wasn’t cared for properly so when I got him he refused to eat, he passed about a week later. But, petsupplycanada gave me a new one now he lives happily and eats crickets and worms. Also my care was proper for the first one because my new one “Gama” is very happy with his tank, and is thriving.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
He’s not my first Pac-Man, but he’s the smallest I’m not even sure they should be sold so small and young. Because of that he’s not the best eater, but he’s coming around to it. They included his little critter keeper enclosure which I haven’t moved him from for now until he’s eating well, but it had a lot of live crickets in it he hasn’t eaten which isn’t great since they will bite/eat your animal if left with them. But I know they don’t have the means to tong feed every animal so I’m not angry just a heads up for anyone else not to do that. My store is pretty good and my beardie and leopard gecko from there are doing decent so let’s hope he does too.
Sage2004 (verified owner) –
This is my Pac-Man frog named squish! I bought him a few months ago. He is very gentle and friendly. He is easy to take care of, and overall is an amazing pet. I love him!
This guy (verified owner) –
Haven’t had one before but this thing is pretty cool!
Hamsterof4 (verified owner) –
I wanted a frog that was easy to care for and didn’t need a huge tank. I went to petsupplycanada and fell for a Pacman frog. I bought Pacman that’s his name and am keeping him now in a Reptile Ranch Kritter Keeper. I feed him crickets every couple of days, feeder goldfish once a week and when he is older i’ll feed him frozen mice but only for a treat
petsupplycanada shopper 99999999 (verified owner) –
Refused to eat didn’t really move much. Died day 7 sadly. Everything was followed. It was cute. Price was comparable to other places
Froggy Frog Hulk (verified owner) –
I bought the Pacman Frog amost 2 weeks ago. It was for my son. Its name is Froggy Frog. I call it Hulk. 1st one I buy that has been very active and after a couple I have learned how to take care of it. Our goal for right now is to keep it health and always wet most of the time. Getting big enough to eat Pinkies. We have seen him eat several times which is new to me as the others we know ate but could not ever see it. Froggy Frog not shy. Awesome
Lopnop (verified owner) –
I have had this frog for almost a month and it is the greatest beginner amphibian/reptile out in the market. Feeding is simple yet fun. A very simple yet beautiful creature as well. It is very lovable as it is chubby and stout.
urmomuwu12212 (verified owner) –
I liked him but he became emo. He was super broken. So my sista dropped him and he wouldnt eat. I contacted the petsupplycanada and they said “have you tried live food” YES I DID. He died yesterday 🙂 He was a decent memory
efsparks2903 (verified owner) –
I bought him and named him Brussel sprout. I love him so much.
efsparks2903 (verified owner) –
I bought him and named him Brussel sprout. I love him so much.
Jade73 (verified owner) –
Fell in love with him (Zaboo) the moment I took him home.
Skipper777 (verified owner) –
Great little guy, pretty and eats well for such an aggressive frog
Frogman_frogman (verified owner) –
Pacman frog go waka waka waka waka waka waka waka waka
Rizzla (verified owner) –
Great pet my son loves his little frog so much, their low maintenance, and funny to watch.
BeanBasket (verified owner) –
I have had Pacman for a year now and I am still in love with him! He croaks every night and it is fun to watch him eat. I totally would recommend these guys to anyone beginning this hobby! =)
Hamsterof4 (verified owner) –
I wanted a frog that was easy to care for and didn’t need a huge tank. I went to petsupplycanada and fell for a Pacman frog. I bought Pacman that’s his name and am keeping him now in a Reptile Ranch Kritter Keeper. I feed him crickets every couple of days, feeder goldfish once a week and when he is older i’ll feed him frozen mice but only for a treat
1234frog (verified owner) –
I got my frog a few weeks ago and named him grape, at first he would only eat crickets but he is eating mealworms now. I’m so glad I got him and he’s super easy to look after, he likes chilling in his substrate and water dish and he also likes eating.
Yahirel_rat (verified owner) –
I just bought my Pac-Man frog about a month ago and his name is pringles and he’s perfect I definitely recommend just do not handle
AnyDoughnut (verified owner) –
I adopted my frog a month ago and it’s very entertaining at feeding time and it is very fun to play with when i get it out.