Karagga - Pyxicephalus adpspersus

[Cap10Squirty]

I remember that being a difference - Karagga has the discontinuous ridges. I didn't notice the eye color differences, thanks for pointing that out.

Karagga quickly dug a burrow and hid once placed back in its enclosure; all I can see is its face smashed up against the wall underneath the substrate. Sometimes it's kind of creepy knowing that its watching from under the soil!
I know for a fact Karagga wasn't treated all too well at the petshop for the first month or two of its life because it lived in a pile of moss, had a pinky once a week, and the owner pinned it to the bottom of the glass aquarium exclaiming "GOTCHA" when I asked to see it! I now handle the frog carefully as if it's a delicate water balloon that could pop haha.

[Cap10Squirty]

For the past three evenings I have been hearing loud croaking from my office! Sometimes it's just a single croak, but more often it is CROAK-CROAK pause CROAK. Also, Karagga has been staying in the water nearly 100% of the time (at least whenever I check) - so I frequently change the water now that it is occupied by the little swamp monster.

[Cap10Squirty]

The frog has grown a bit since the last photo was posted two months ago. I hear a croak here and there but not as frequent as it used to be a few months ago...

Don't mind the water dish, I took these photos yesterday as soon as the Karagga decided to take half of the substrate into the "pond" with him/her.

[habeeb]

aprox how old is ur frog now?? and u know roughly its length STV?? great looking frog...loving the markings on the back of it

[Cap10Squirty]

Just less than 9 months old according to the pet shop where I bought the frog, but the girl that sold the frog to me also didn't know what kind of frog it was....so....

But I've had the frog for a little over 4 months. I'll measure the frog next in a day or two The markings are pretty cool, a little different from other giant's markings.

[Cap10Squirty]

Just some photos since it has been a while...Still undecided on gender of the frog, but ever so often I'll hear that deep croak that really sends shutters up my spine if I forgot about that there is a frog living on my desk!