Update Bubba (video & picture)

[Hypnotic]

Here a short video of Bubba eating.


And here a clear picture where you can clearly see the foot missing and no wound.


And yes, I wear pink rubber gloves to handle my frogs.

[GrifTheGreat]

Other than the past injury/deformity he looks good.

[COOCOpUcHoo]

The video is private and i cannot watch it.

[GRABibus]

Remove the jumping legs of the locusts, because they can hurt the frog.

[Hypnotic]

I always do, I always pinch the top of the leg and sometimes they fall off and sometimes they just become unusable, you can see in the video that all the locusts with hind legs can't move them. Or is the leg itself the issue?

[Hypnotic]

A little update to show his growth, tomorrow I'l have owned little Bubba for a month, and currently "he" measures in at 2.16". I can't wait for him to grow more and see if he croaks or not, I'd love another big female but I wouldn't say no to some nighttime vocals. I'd love to know when I should reduce his feeding, currently he eats almost daily, he takes a one day break now and then. But he's clearly growing like a weed.

[danfrog]

He has good aim!

[Hypnotic]

I just heard something really weird, it sounds like tchirp/croaking, it's not normal pacman croaking but sounds like a teenager croaking with a shaky voice, kind of a squeaky croak!
I've been hearing it twice in a row for about 4x over the entire night, I just turned on a video with a croaking male and I'm getting a response! 5 tchirpcroaks in a row even!
He's currently 2.1 inch, I thought pacmans needed to be bigger to croak? Is this teenage male behaviour or just frog communication that has nothing to do with gender?

[GrifTheGreat]

I just heard something really weird, it sounds like tchirp/croaking, it's not normal pacman croaking but sounds like a teenager croaking with a shaky voice, kind of a squeaky croak!
I've been hearing it twice in a row for about 4x over the entire night, I just turned on a video with a croaking male and I'm getting a response! 5 tchirpcroaks in a row even!
He's currently 2.1 inch, I thought pacmans needed to be bigger to croak? Is this teenage male behaviour or just frog communication that has nothing to do with gender?

When males first start to call it sounds like a teenager going through puberty. They practice until they get it right.

[Hypnotic]

Well, I can safely assume I have a teenage boy then! Thanks for the information GrifTheGreat, this makes my day. I really wanted to have atleast one boy, and I'm hoping on a mix for my babies.
No matter what gender they are, I'l still love em all the same. I just hope the little guys growth isn't stunted, seeing as how I was informed by people on another forum that he was malnourished in his pictures when I bought him, but even if he turns out to be a bit stunted and missing a right foot, he is quite the healthy little frog, his appetite amazes me.