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This is a discussion on Pacific Chorus Frogs within the Frogs forums, part of the Frogs & Toads category; 2 of my male PCF are making a wierd sound.....doesnt sound like a regular croak. Sound like a gear grinding?......is ...

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    2 of my male PCF are making a wierd sound.....doesnt sound like a regular croak. Sound like a gear grinding?......is this normal?...

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    Yes, they make a whole range of strange sounding guttural calls. It's those choppy gear grinding noises that mine do all night, they croak in the evening. No problem, they are normal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Rust View Post
    Yes, they make a whole range of strange sounding guttural calls. It's those choppy gear grinding noises that mine do all night, they croak in the evening. No problem, they are normal.
    Ok, I was a bit surprised they would even croak at 6 months old. I thought they took about a year to mature, that was just a guess. One of them is now making a whistling sound sometimes.....maybe they are practicing until they get the croak right?

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    They are very vocal and start making noises when only a few months old. Of course they sound like their croaker is broken

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    I've noticed that males of many species start practicing their mating calls early . Certainly, I've had Pacific Chorus frogs, Woodhouse's toads, American toads, and even horned frogs start calling very early. Pacific chorus frogs are very vocal, though - I had one that really loved the vacuum cleaner and the Hockey Night in Canada announcers! Either one would set him off...

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    They are very vocal and start making noises when only a few months old. Of course they sound like their croaker is broken

    I feed them crickets, is there anything else I should be feeding them?...

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    Crickets are the staple diet. I do throw a bunch of fruit flies in now and then as a treat.

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    Crickets are the staple diet. I do throw a bunch of fruit flies in now and then as a treat.

    Ok i used to feed them fruit flies when they were tiny frogs...I'll get some as a treat this week...thanks...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg M View Post
    I've noticed that males of many species start practicing their mating calls early . Certainly, I've had Pacific Chorus frogs, Woodhouse's toads, American toads, and even horned frogs start calling very early. Pacific chorus frogs are very vocal, though - I had one that really loved the vacuum cleaner and the Hockey Night in Canada announcers! Either one would set him off...
    Hockey Night in Canada?? That is awesome-I wonder if I can get Yoki going with that?? Right now he mostly squeaks when the Food Network is on!

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