Croaking: how many weeks in?

[DeltaElite121]

Simple question: when did all of you see signs of croaking? I'm curious to see if there's an agreeable "time span where it starts". I haven't had a male frog yet, so this is something I honestly can't answer. My baby frog is right at a month old if I recall correctly, and I haven't heard any noise from it currently.

This is obviously growth from a fresh froglet, so keep that in mind also.

[Mentat]

Don't recall in terms of weeks, but Stilgar was around 4.5 in. SVL when it croaked .

[cobra666]

I got mine around a month old, and the first week I heard him croak. Two months later he's almost 4 inches and I hear him croak every night. He does it right in front of me sometimes but never when I'm trying to film him croaking.

[Pyxiefan001]

I think I should also pitch in and say that croaking/calling/vocalizing isn't a sure fire sign that you've got a male, as my adult female has recently taught me. Though she only does it once or twice in a green moon (last night for instance), she made what sounded like a higher pitched version of a male's mating call. Completely surprised me as I've had her for around a few years and most of the time she's completely mute.

[DeltaElite121]

Not sure if this was from the frog, but it did come from that direction where the tank is. Sounded like a fat cats meow, heh. Only heard it once, and I am not sure what it was. Was loud enough to hear it, though.

[GrifTheGreat]

Carlos is correct. Its about size rather than age. This goes for all frogs. The faster they grow the faster they reach sexual maturity.