Sexing pixie frogs

[Wicked frogs]

welcome to the fourm, male pixies have larger/wider heads than females you should be able to start to notice the difference around 4 inches my lil guy just called and he is just over 4 inches keep your ears open at night if your pixie is close by females tend to turn out like a softball wide as long i can't explan but i can see the female/male gene in the face well good luck sexing him/her and i am sure if you post a pic on here a lot of people will help you sex it and like above def check out the care sheet on pixies it really is a good one.

Tim
Wicked Frogs

[DeeDub]

Welcome offroad! Lol...

Post a pic buddy. We'd be happy to help. Get a front shot, top shot, and side profile.

Generally bone structure and head size in comparison to the body. Males typically have wide heads. The calling (bellowing...sounds like a cow mooing in larger frogs, and croaking for juvies) is the only 100% suretell for a male that is not an adult. Some males have smaller heads (usually just seems smaller because the frog is obese) but at 4 months we should be able to give you a pretty accurate guess.

[Sunshine]

This thread is pretty old so you probably wont get a response

[DeeDub]

Holy hell!.....id say! Lol. Well I just thought the guy needed a welcome since he was all but ran off for asking a question.

[Sunshine]

Yea, that's probably why he's not on here anymore! Poor guy I had questions when I was just a wee newb that they probably thought were stupid. It happens, they're newbs!

[GrifTheGreat]

?????? How did this old thing become revived?? Tim were you just thread researching and didn't read the date Lol!

[Wicked frogs]

I am not sure i just noticed the founder being ignorant and figured i would help and give a little advise....