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    BG
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    i CAN SEEM TO GET IT EITHER SO DO I HAVE A EDIBLE FROG OR A NEW SPECIES

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    I would like to see the finished product as well, but this is an awesome thread already. The pictures and distinctive traits have helped me out a ton.

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    BG, do you have some recent picture of the African Bullfrog? Looking at the baby pictures, it does look like P. adspersus.

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    BG
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    im going to get the canon sd 1400 so i can put it on this post ,this is a great subject and when we solve it it will be the best for all the pixie people out there

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    the link is broken.............
    Quote Originally Posted by tgampper View Post
    I have prepared an African Bullfrog Identification Guide. This will hopefully explain the differences between Pyxicephalus adspursus and P. edulis. Also covers some species in the genus Tomopterna, popularly known as sand frogs or "pyxies". Please click on the link below to access the document. I will be looking forward to your comments and suggestions. Thanks!

    http://xenopus.freeshell.org/abig.doc

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    Adspersus infact have a white dot on the ear drum. As do Dwarfs. Neither of them have that spot as adults,
    OK, time to eliminate the confusion.

    Pyxicephalus adspersus

    1. Upper jaw withour irregular vertical pale bars
    2. No white spot on tympanum (ear drum)
    3. No pale interorbital bar
    4. Distance from eye to tympanum is about twice the diameter of the eye
    Pyxicephalus edulis

    1. Upper jaw with irregular pale bars
    2. White spot on tympanum
    3. Distance from eye to tympanum is about the same as the diameter of the eye
    There is a third species, Pyxicephalus obbianus (Calabresi's Bullfrog) that I have not seen in the pet tade and is endemic to Somalia. At one time, the genus Pyxicephalus had about 12 species, most of the smaller species moving into the genus Tomopterna (or sand frogs, native to Africa and India).

    I hope this helps [/QUOTE]

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    hi all,

    from today I have this beautiful frog.I bought it under the name Pyxicephalus adsperus.
    I am afraid if its edulis.
    Could you advise ?
    Thanks .





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    onedge30
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    Pixel, your frog is an P. edulis. Why? Yellow throat, pale beige stripe down back, eye to tympanum size, and head shape.

    Cheers,

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    are you sure ???

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    Yea that edulis

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    200% Sure that is a Dwarf, as per reasons or factors that Onedge30 described. Color of dorsal stripe, head and mouth shape, color. All of it def. Dwarf. Also see how his spots seem to have faded away in the 3rd picture, BUT his dorsal strip is still very apparent. Cool frogger tho. and I hope these posts help you.
    Quote Originally Posted by pixel View Post
    are you sure ???

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    I would like to add some pics to this thread of my pixies ,I named one Mr ?because i dont kmow what it is I know its a Edulis but from where i dont know please help !

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