Signature Pictures?

[toxxxickitten]

I was curious where everyone got the "insert species here" Keeper signature pictures? I LOVE them and wanted to replace my text with the little banners.

[ViperJr]

Just add a image link with IMG-tags in your signature (can be found somewhere in your profile/settings). If you can't find the signatures you want, just copy the adress from other people's banner/image.

[toxxxickitten]

Just add a image link with IMG-tags in your signature (can be found somewhere in your profile/settings). If you can't find the signatures you want, just copy the adress from other people's banner/image.

I know HOW to put images in my signature. I was wondering WHERE all the species pictures are located that everyone has added to theirs. I don't want to have to go through multiple members profiles to find the species that I keep; if there was one certain place where all of them were located so I could copy them from there.

[ViperJr]

Sorry, I missunderstod you. Tikondes made a few a they can be found here:

http://www.frogforum.net/showthread.php?t=9825

http://www.frogforum.net/showthread.php?t=11200

[toxxxickitten]

That's what I was looking for! Thanks!

[infamouschris7]

What do the numbers in your signature stand for? Im having a hard time understanding why people have number next to their frog species.

Example
0.0.2 Pacmans (Apricot Albino & Green)
2.0.1 African Giant Pyxie Frogs
1.0.2 Fire Bellied Toads
1.0.1 Grey Tree Frogs
1.0 Green Tree Frog
1.0 White's Tree Frog
1.0 Waxy Monkey Tree Frog
0.0.1 Budgetts Frog

[ToadPaparazzi]

Ratios of males.females.unsexed

Example:

Dendrobates Leucomelas 1.2.3

This means 1 male, 2 females, 3 unsexed... A total of 6 frogs.

-Christian

[NatureLady]

male.female. juvenile

so 1.1.0=1male.1female.0juv

[infamouschris7]

Thanks for clearing that up

[NatureLady]

Ratios of males.females.unsexed

Example:

Dendrobates Leucomelas 1.2.3

This means 1 male, 2 females, 3 unsexed... A total of 6 frogs.

-Christian

LoLResponse times 2

[ToadPaparazzi]

male.female. juvenile

so 1.1.0=1male.1female.0juv

In some cases the 3rd ratio doesn't pertain to juveniles. For example, Dendrobates Leucomelas are very hard to sex by appearance. You could have a male that hasn't called and you're not 100% sure of sex. In this case, you have a 0.0.1

[toxxxickitten]

I guess everyone else pretty much answered your question for you. However, in my case the third number is UNKNOWN, not juvenile.

[KingCam]

I guess everyone else pretty much answered your question for you. However, in my case the third number is UNKNOWN, not juvenile.

Agreed. I've always understood the 3rd number to be "unknown."

[NatureLady]

Sorry guys...I did mean unknown not juv...I had a youngster on my mind as she was being naughty. Sorry for my typo!