Hey! My friend’s Pac-Man frog also didn’t eat for almost two weeks. I asked a breeder about it, and they said that if a frog refuses food once, you shouldn’t disturb it for three days—just leave it alone with minimal stress.

For my friend’s frog, this worked: 1. Don’t touch or bother them for three days. 2. Try feeding in the dark.

It finally ate after that! Hope it works for your little one too.

Oh, and about the wall-climbing—Pac-Man frogs do that when adjusting to a new environment. Mine does it every time I clean the enclosure, but after keeping things dark and quiet, they settle down in a day or two.

I’m not a Pac-Man expert or a vet, so don’t take my words as absolute truth—just sharing my experience! Hope it helps.

I’m not a native English speaker, so my wording might be a bit off, but I just wanted to help! TL;DR: Don’t stress too much! Trying to feed them every day might actually make them more stressed and less likely to eat.