Sexing by upperlip slope, Frog Myth busters needed!

[Hypnotic]

Well, the snout theory makes me believe female, so I'l go with male, just because I'm on to you.

[GrifTheGreat]

Well, the snout theory makes me believe female, so I'l go with male, just because I'm on to you.

Male is the correct answer. see his snout is exactly the same as the female cranwelli at the top of my signature.

[Hypnotic]

Well, the theory is officially debunked lol. Now I'm wondering about the skull sexing though, would there happen to be a tutorial on that? I'm only intrested in finding out the sex of my little green one, I can't help but hope it turns out to be female, I'm just inlove with the colours, eventhough I know they are quite common.

[GrifTheGreat]

Well, the theory is officially debunked lol. Now I'm wondering about the skull sexing though, would there happen to be a tutorial on that? I'm only intrested in finding out the sex of my little green one, I can't help but hope it turns out to be female, I'm just inlove with the colours, eventhough I know they are quite common.

The skull shape theory is difficult to actually teach. After seeing so many babies you begin to notice features that stand out between those who have become male and those who become female. After you raise so many from babies you cN see it. Many breeders can do this.

[Hypnotic]

Ah, so I guess that's something for the future (hopefully), because I do intend to breed one day, many years from now.

[GrifTheGreat]

Ah, so I guess that's something for the future (hopefully), because I do intend to breed one day, many years from now.

Yes. You don't have to breed to see it though. Just raising babies to adults can help you see these signs.