10in pacman jk

[DVirginiana]

And out of curiosity I was just wondering who would win.And this is the right forum so I would like if someone will answer my q.

I'm always baffled by questions like that... There's no reason to even consider that scenario: Would my german shepherd win a fight with a tiger? Doesn't matter; there's no reason those two animals should ever come into contact. Most people on this forum are put off by that sort of question. Kind of like going on a dog-lovers forum and saying "I don't fight dogs. But if I did, which of these would win?" There's really no correct forum for that question.

In the future, you can put the frog right-side-up on a clear piece of plastic or glass and take a picture from below--just make sure there's no way for him/her to fall.

[Maverick]

okay now will someone tell me about my female albinos growth.

[Maverick]

and i love my frogs more than most of my family.

[GrifTheGreat]

and i love my frogs more than most of my family.

Nuptial pads are on the thumbs. On top towards the frogs chest. Females grow slower than males.

[Maverick]

thanks grif so how long do u think my pac will get to be as big as urs.Iv got my first batch from my coloney a week ago

[GrifTheGreat]

thanks grif so how long do u think my pac will get to be as big as urs.Iv got my first batch from my coloney a week ago

As big as which female of mine? I have 10 females.

[Maverick]

one of thesei want to get my frog to at least 5in because she is 4 in at the moment

[Hypnotic]

Those pictures might be deceiving. You can't tell a size from that picture, all you can tell is that Grif's frogs look well fed and healthy.
Below is a picture of my big female, she is 4.5" and done growing. I don't mind, it's not the size of the frog, it's how healthy they are that matters.
There are no tricks to get your frog to 5", just having a healthy frog, perfect husbandry and a little luck on genetics.

[GrifTheGreat]

one of thesei want to get my frog to at least 5in because she is 4 in at the moment

The top frog is a Female brown Cranwelli. She is 5.25". There are many factors that determine growth and most don't reach 5" so only time will tell. They can reach full grown in a matter of months.