Lately, I have fed him crickets every third day.
Sometimes, it takes long to call on him to take a bite of a cricket though. I think it's relatively low temperature for tropical frog like Pacman. 
As it get warmer and warmer these days, he responds more and more quickly. He's holding a cricket soon to be gulped though.
They are still browny though, you know how they will change.
They are both very active.
Outside of the tank, Dennis comes out of shell little bit faster.
This is the setting I made for him. Very simple but nice nest.
When He's bored, he strolls around.
He loves to swim in his personal pool.
He gulps on a mealworm, a high-protein fest.
He gulps on a cricket.
I visited my regular local fish store.
On a tank beside, I saw something unusal. They were toads.
The store manager said to me sometimes they'd come along with fishes. He added that he didn't need them so I can bring them if I want. 
I brought them home but I couldn't figure out how to keep frogs and toads well. 
I ended up releasing them free on a pond nearby.
Two of my pretties are resting.
They are so close as to put arms around one another.
A side view of my tank 
My young kids are friendly basking together
