9 month update on Rumper

[DeeDub]

Nice job man. Its about time someone proved this. My first pyxie was a big fat female and I heard this exact sound several times as well. I was told everything from squeaking on the glass etc. Def. A female and you PROVED they call. Awesome man!

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[Lija]

I've being thinking that you are probably the only one to record female's voice, that is pretty amazing! she loves to talk that's all i can say beautiful frog at that too.

[daltar08]

great, knowing what my frog is i can finally relax lol, and yea my frog makes this noise alot so hopefully its a happy sound. glad i could get something new on audio recording. now to rename my frog haha. was hoping Grif would chime in, but oh well.

[Lija]

hm.... how about rumperina?

[SCF]

great, knowing what my frog is i can finally relax lol, and yea my frog makes this noise alot so hopefully its a happy sound. glad i could get something new on audio recording. now to rename my frog haha. was hoping Grif would chime in, but oh well.

Everyone that responded keeps pyxies. Grif(s) are the pacman guru, not saying they don't know their stuff, but it's hard hearing a female pyxie vocalize when you don't keep them. No offense or anything intended grifs.

Edit: I was confused as well in the beginning of this thread. I did however on your other thread, think it was a female being vocal.

[daltar08]

Everyone that responded keeps pyxies. Grif(s) are the pacman guru, not saying they don't know their stuff, but it's hard hearing a female pyxie vocalize when you don't keep them. No offense or anything intended grifs.

Edit: I was confused as well in the beginning of this thread. I did however on your other thread, think it was a female being vocal.

well thanks for all the help guys, now to the question of why she makes these noises nearly every night, do you think something may be disturbing her? or are these happy noises?

[GrifTheGreat]

Everyone that responded keeps pyxies. Grif(s) are the pacman guru, not saying they don't know their stuff, but it's hard hearing a female pyxie vocalize when you don't keep them. No offense or anything intended grifs.

Edit: I was confused as well in the beginning of this thread. I did however on your other thread, think it was a female being vocal.

No offense taken, but after hearing the sound clip I would say female too. Its a call, but not anything like the male mating call. I've mentioned before that they most likely have their own response call much like American Bullfrog females do which is like a loud grunt.

It's just a vocal female. Actually a very nice addition to have.