alright thanks for looking, lets see what she/he turns out to be in a month or so then ill update
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog!
either way im glad i finally have one again even tho my last was a female i dont mind having another! Looks like i have an excuse to go get another one then!
Not reliable enough for me to use, especially when it comes to younger specimens. Like people use to say males will have the orange/red armpits but female have that as well.
Guess I was just lucky that my first two pyxies turns out to be male and female. So got the chance to see how both sexes develop.
Here they are.
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those are some beautiful frogs, if mine is a female i want it to look just like yours!
you can tell from the head size and the pudgy look of the female compared to the more fit looking male and the enormous head on him. But yeah when i first saw the pic it did look like two males, the female looks very nice and seems to be a more healthy one compared to some fat females i have seen
Like I said earlier, colors are not a very reliable way to sex these frogs. Most accurate way for me is looking at their head, overall structure, and growth. Males are easily recognize by their large blocky head and overall larger size. And they will typical hit at least 6" within their first year while females stay around 4-5 1/2" their whole life.
Yes these two are the same age. I bought both at the same time and originally thinking the female was a male because she had more colors.
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