My new pyxie or pixie lol

Dabrute · May 26th, 2013

Peep the date! 5/4 when i got him and it's 5/26

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**Mentat** · May 26th, 2013

Your frog looks much healthier now and has filled up considerable, congrats

. From looking at this pic: Attachment 53891 and reading thread posts, suspect your frog is a P. edulis from Mozambique. If you look at pic, will see the tympanum is smaller than the eye and the distance between them is more than 1/2 the eye size. P. angusticeps are also found in Mozambique; but they do not share those mentioned traits and their odontoids are different from all other African Bullfrogs, being wider than long.

Now is not the time for cussing out sellers or those that make mistakes naming them correctly

. The genus got revised this year and I'm pretty sure once DNA studies are conducted we might see other changes. With ABFs being imported from new locations (Mozambique and Tanzania for example); there is a large chance true GABFs (P. adspersus) might be accidentally crossed to other species in genus by USA breeders. Then the hybrids would reach the market as GABFs bringing in more confusion among hobbyists. Please try and enjoy your frog; you have done a nice job of bringing it into health

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Dabrute · May 26th, 2013

Originally Posted by Mentat

Your frog looks much healthier now and has filled up considerable, congrats

. From looking at this pic: Attachment 53891 and reading thread posts, suspect your frog is a P. edulis from Mozambique. If you look at pic, will see the tympanum is smaller than the eye and the distance between them is more than 1/2 the eye size. P. angusticeps are also found in Mozambique; but they do not share those mentioned traits and their odontoids are different from all other African Bullfrogs, being wider than long.

Now is not the time for cussing out sellers or those that make mistakes naming them correctly

. The genus got revised this year and I'm pretty sure once DNA studies are conducted we might see other changes. With ABFs being imported from new locations (Mozambique and Tanzania for example); there is a large chance true GABFs (P. adspersus) might be accidentally crossed to other species in genus by USA breeders. Then the hybrids would reach the market as GABFs bringing in more confusion among hobbyists. Please try and enjoy your frog; you have done a nice job of bringing it into health

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Thanks!

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