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Reply With QuoteYes. As soon as they are able to sing they will. The females don't respond until November through about May. If you want them to quiet down a bit you can keep the enclosure on the dry side but they will still sing some.
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Re: Pacific Chorus Frog One of my male Pacific Chorus frogs, who is about 4 1/2 months old is already starting to croak. It's the middle of Sept.....is this typical?
Re: Pacific Chorus Frog Yes. As soon as they are able to sing they will. The females don't respond until November through about May. If you want them to quiet down a bit you can keep the enclosure on the dry side but they will still sing some.
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Re: Pacific Chorus Frog Keeping it drier helps a bit..however, my male will sing day, night, wet and dry...he gets louder and more frequent the more my female, Taiki, moves around. I think she is starting to be impressed, because instead of booking for the hills, she's actually sticking right by him and therefore encouraging him even more!!
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Re: Pacific Chorus Frog Hence the "Chorus" frog =)Originally Posted by Jace
Keeping it drier helps a bit..however, my male will sing day, night, wet and dry...he gets louder and more frequent the more my female, Taiki, moves around. I think she is starting to be impressed, because instead of booking for the hills, she's actually sticking right by him and therefore encouraging him even more!!
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