Is this a dwarf or giant ?

[Eridu Serpent]

Daniel can you advise me on Pablo Pickle then please?
He is not growing like my other frog and he eats loads...his colouring is much brighter too.
Thanks

[Daniel L]

Daniel can you advise me on Pablo Pickle then please?

Can you send some better pics? some from the front and above if its possible. Its hard to tel from these pictures. Thanks

[Eridu Serpent]

Can you send some better pics? some from the front and above if its possible. Its hard to tel from these pictures. Thanks

I will try but all I have is my laptop webcam
it is quite hard to get the angles I need.
I will give it a go
ok here is the best I can do...colour is not good either.



I do not mind if he is a dwarf, I am just worried because he is still small compared to how Goober grew, he is 4mths old and weighs 80g, Goober is 5mth and weighs 358g.
Pablo Pickle eats a lot, adores earth worms and crickets, he will eat 6 earthworms, 6 crickets and as many meal worms as he wants in a 15 min time period. I was told he is a male P. adspersus ( giant AB), I specifically asked for one, so when he was large enough I could house him with Goober.

[Eridu Serpent]

Are they any good?

[gourot]

Thanks lots a help for me!!!!!

[Cwcuz2112]

Little frog is growing pretty good .

[DeeDub]

???? Are you just indulging Lija? Lol

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Thanks
DW

[Lija]

???? Are you just indulging Lija? Lol

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Thanks
DW

Deedub, you don't understand, apparently everything we know about pixies is wrong, so you better join me in learning, lol
come on now, not everyday you finding out that there are not 2 species of pixies but 3.

Daniel thank you so much for explaining, it is all more clear now !

[Lija]

now a bit of science

there are 3 species in Pyxicephalidae family:
1. P. obbianus ( Calabresi's bullfrog) , they are from Somalia, similar to giants, but have a very large tympanum, that is bigger then eye and lies very close to it. I've never heard of them being on a pet trade.
2. P. adspersus ( giant AB)
3. P. Edulis ( dwarf AB)