Quote Originally Posted by cali View Post
I'm just very cautious when it comes to premature labelling. I personally would not want to purchase a male for breeding if the only gender-specific trait that had been noted was a croak.
I'm confused. If the frog croaks its a definate male. No need to see nuptual pads. Nuptual pads show up only when the male frog has reached full sexual maturity. They can start calling before the pads even show. So that is a specific and perfect identifying sign of a male. There would be no need for any other evidence.