Croak if You're a Boy

[Pippin]

As I have stated in another post I just obtained a new baby pixie frog. He/she is growing like one of those sponge animals you leave in water overnight. In 3 weeks he/she has gone from a penny to larger than a half dollar in size. I know that you cannot reasonably tell their gender until around 4 inches or so unless they croak. Just about everytime I touch him/her or try to move him/her (for cleaning purposes) he/she squeaks, does this count as a croak or do females vocalize in detest as well? PS when should these guys be allowed to "aestivate" I have deep substrate and I keep the tank moist and warm, yet he/she takes a good interest in digging a hole to the bottom. Could this just be getting comfy, or attempting to aestivate? Sorry to put 2 questions in one post

[Maverick]

they should go under at about a year old.and females can make noises in distress so it can still be either.

[Maverick]

And can you post a pic for my curiosity please?

[Pippin]

[Pippin]

Sorry the picture is on its side, but there is the he/she in question

[GrifTheGreat]

Sorry the picture is on its side, but there is the he/she in question

To young for an accurate guess.

[Heatheranne]

Cute title and cute frog .

Good idea to remove the moss from your tank. Because they are aggressive eaters, they may accidentally eat the moss which causes intestinal impaction and may lead to death.

[Lija]

Yep, too young to sex yet and you need to take moss out. Pretty baby!

[Pippin]

I took the moss out, force of habit I guess, I like to use it in humid hides for some of my other animals, I forget how easily little frogs can swallow up big things.