I just rememberd I heard about this a long time ago, before I even owned my first frog.
That you could basicly sex most pacmans looking at the slope of the upper lip. If the upperlip is more rounded, it is a female. If more steep, it is a male.
I'm not sure if it's a myth or not, all I know is it seems like one, because I've never heard it mentioned before on here.
I'm also not sure where I picked it up, it was a long time ago that I've heard it, and I'd love to know a final conclusion.
Also, looking at the two frogs I own so far, the theory adds up, but it could be random luck.

First one is a confirmed male, with a steep upperlip, second one would be a guessed male.

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First one confirmed female, note the rounded upper lip. Second one guessed female.
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If you have pictures of your frogs that debunk this theory, please link them! I'm also really curious to see if anyone else has actually heard of this theory.