Quote Originally Posted by GrifTheGreat View Post
Check the frog's thumbs. There will be a dark spot on the side of the digit know as a nuptial pad if the frog is male. Females tend to be larger than males and mostly lack any identifying markers.

Males size is typically between 6.3 cm and 7.3 cm with some individuals reaching 9.3 cm. There is some variation based on species and overall care of captives. Females are usually between 10.8 cm and 12.7 cm depending on species and care as well.

Also, at this age you should have heard the frog call (croak) if male. Only males produce a mating call. Females just kind of make a grunt. Both are capable of producing the defensive scream.

It's almost certainly a female. But i'll take a better look afterwards.
So she's eating normally and shedding but she leaves the skin on the water.
Also it is the first time that she eats during shedding. As you stated before this could be a skin problem the fact that she doesn't eat it?
Any worries here?
Or is it cause of the formula? She was not able to shed before and now she's shedding as the skin is old she doesn't eat it?