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    My three month old western toad (about 1 1/2 inches) can't "chirp" yet, but it makes very quiet clicking sounds. I can only hear it when I'm within a few feet of the toad. The clicks can be in rapid succession or varying time intervals apart. Only one of my two toads does it. Is that possibly an early signification that it's a male...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LazyEyedFroggie View Post
    Is that possibly an early signification that it's a male...?
    I think so! My male american toad does this all the time!

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    Awesome!!! Maybe we've made a huge discovery regarding sexing toads in the early life....

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    Quote Originally Posted by LazyEyedFroggie View Post
    Awesome!!! Maybe we've made a huge discovery regarding sexing toads in the early life....
    That would something wouldn't it!!
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    Absolutely!! because actually the topic of telling apart males from females in the amphibian world is quite popular... especially when it's not obvious in maturity or mating seasons

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    Wonder if similar behavior occurs with some other species of amphibians, rather than just toads?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LazyEyedFroggie View Post
    Absolutely!! because actually the topic of telling apart males from females in the amphibian world is quite popular... especially when it's not obvious in maturity or mating seasons
    Haha, I've noticed that too lol! ;P
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    Quote Originally Posted by LazyEyedFroggie View Post
    My three month old western toad (about 1 1/2 inches) can't "chirp" yet, but it makes very quiet clicking sounds. I can only hear it when I'm within a few feet of the toad. The clicks can be in rapid succession or varying time intervals apart. Only one of my two toads does it. Is that possibly an early signification that it's a male...?
    Congrats ! Hope you wanted a male !!!!
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