Fatty fats!

[Sasha]

I just took some pictures of Olive. Do you guys think that fat neck means that it's a boy?! I do hear someone croak but never get to catch which one because they don't do it for long.

[HerpDerp]

Just from what I see, her throat doesn't seem to be gray in color at all. Usually when males croak a lot their throat will be grayish. The lighting makes it hard to tell though and I'm not sure if that goes for all males.

[Sasha]

I know it's sometimes hard to tell the coloring on her throat because her green carries over to the underside of her jaw and neck. She also has a yellowish stripe on each back leg that makes her look like she's mixed with an American Tree Frog. Skitter has the same thing. She was probably just having a fat day yesterday!

[deranged chipmunk]

I know it's sometimes hard to tell the coloring on her throat because her green carries over to the underside of her jaw and neck. She also has a yellowish stripe on each back leg that makes her look like she's mixed with an American Tree Frog. Skitter has the same thing. She was probably just having a fat day yesterday!

hahaha , a fat day?? i like that one!!

[Sasha]

Hey, everyone has a fat day every now and then

[poison]

Females usually tend to get the fat look faster then males. And males don't always have grey throats. My female croaked very soft when she was young but she no longer does it. im guessing you have a female. but thats just a guess.

[HerpDerp]

Hey, everyone has a fat day every now and then

Glurmo has a fat day everyday... LOL

[Sasha]

Females usually tend to get the fat look faster then males. And males don't always have grey throats. My female croaked very soft when she was young but she no longer does it. im guessing you have a female. but thats just a guess.

She's always carried most of her weight in the upper part of her body. She has a skinny butt and then she's big from mid body up to her head, I almost took her back after I got her because she looked so different.

I remember when my Fiona croaked she would bloat up her whole body and it would be this loud duck/goose/chair being pulled across a hardwood floor sound. The calling I hear now is more of a sweet sound like a parrot or a cockatoo squawking.

I actually caught Skitter responding to a frog calling video last night. He could possibly be my boy. He is still skinnier than the other frogs even though he eats a ton. He's also the more dominate frog in the tank. Pushing the others around at dinner time and sitting on top of them while they are sleeping.