Hi! I just signed up here today 
Yesterday I turned 18 and bought an Argentine Horned Toad (is there a difference between that and other PacMans? Horned Toads?) because I wanted a pet to take to college next year. The girl said they were hearty frogs that didn't need lights or heaters and were easy to care for, feeding twice a week, changing the bedding once a month...
but when i got home i immediately hopped online and everyone says something different. the girl at the store didn't own a frog herself but she knew alot about other animals...but was she wrong?
Prince Charming (that's what i named him) is I think a boy (he has the dark markings on this throat) and is a Green and Brown 2 inch by 2 inch guy....she didn't say how old he was so I don't know if he's big or small...
I have a Critter Carrier& a small water dish with a ramp for his home with bedding of Jungle Mix (mud stuff...) that is about 1 1/2 in deep.
Yesterday Prince got 8 calcium powdered crickets that seemed pretty small to me (but in Jersey we have huge mutant crickets so that could just be that i don't have a good comparison...)
and I have questions upon questions...
How often should I feed him so as not to overfeed him but so that he grows nice and fat?
And what? i was told I could start feeding him pinkies soon but i don't know...
and what are these roaches you speak of? (I suppose getting a PacMan was a good way to confront my feed of crawly insects)
I'm reading the stuff on " http://allaboutfrogs.org/info/species/horned.html "
should I do anything else?
just...feel free to correct me or help me in any way cause i want to be a good mommy to this little guy (and i've learned not to pick him up, bad for his skin, right?....but when he gets bigger and less active would it be ok to sit him on my lap if i had a towel on it or something?)
anything to give me some kind of definitive would be great...like how big does he need to be before i can feed him certain things, etc.
THANKS EVERYONE for listening to the ramblings of a nervous newbie 




ration between 1 and 2 to 1, a ratio of A to D3 to E of 10 to 1 to 0.1 (or as close as possible). You also want to use fresh supplements and replace them every six months as they do degrade over time.