It reminds me of Carlo's pyxie. How old is it again?
Re: My frog is bigger now, does it still look like a boy?
It reminds me of Carlo's pyxie. How old is it again?
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Re: My frog is bigger now, does it still look like a boy?
I honestly have no idea. I got him maybe 3 or 4 months ago. I don't think he's over 5 months.Originally Posted by SCF
Re: My frog is bigger now, does it still look like a boy?
Did it have blue coloring around it's hind legs when it was younger?
Re: My frog is bigger now, does it still look like a boy?
I just looked at your older thread regarding him. It did have blue coloring. I think your frog is falling into this unknown category of a hybrid. It's very small for it's age. It has some similar traits of P. Edulis, but also of P. Adsperus. It seems like you have a mini giant on your hands...
Re: My frog is bigger now, does it still look like a boy?
Weird!!!! Another small Hybrid looking Pyxi.
Re: My frog is bigger now, does it still look like a boy?
...what?! NO! I don't want a small hybrid! Haha WHY?! This makes me terribly sad even though I still love him. ...is it a him? And how big do you think it'll get?
EDIT: I really hope you guys are wrong. haha
Re: My frog is bigger now, does it still look like a boy?
It could just be a female Giant. They can range from 4.5" to 6". Where did you buy it?
Re: My frog is bigger now, does it still look like a boy?
This one does have a couple of P. edulis traits like mine (white spot on tympani and 1 eye diameter distance between tympani and eye) and small size for age. It's reaching 4 in. based on quarter in pic, so if it does not call soon, it's a female! Difference from Duncan is eye color, he has them black.
I think a smaller African Bullfrog has many conveniences the big ones lack. They eat less (Duncan is full with 3 large night crawlers), fit in smaller tanks, and are way cute.
Have you tried playing an ABF male call? Sometimes they do respond or at least react to it. Good luck
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog!
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