Quote Originally Posted by earthtiger View Post
Curious, what makes you think that it is a female.
males are smaller, they call, during breeding season develop nuptial pads and most importantly their head shape is different from females.
to illustrate i use sauvagii, same principle apply:

nuptial pads
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head shape - note the line going down from nose to the chin, males have more developed chin, while females have less developed one and the line goes straight down

male:
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female
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see the difference? exactly same applies to bicolors