Hello, Ed. Yes, those certainly are FBTs. I can't tell the sex of them from the pictures, but females are usually larger and more chunky than the males, and the females also usually have more webbing between the toes of the feet. Also, males are the ones that bark, females only make a release call when grabbed by an amourous male.
If anyone else here can list any tell-alls for sexing FBTs, please do, because I'm not 100% sure these are the only ways![]()






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