Sexing Ceratophrys

[Kevin1]

Is sexing the same with albino pacman frogs?

I don't notice the pad on his feet, and the throat is not spotted just white, but at the same time it has a short snout. It's been a year and it's 4 inches, never heard of a call from it either though. I would take a picture but can't afford a camera at the moment.

Yea it's the same it just might be a bit more difficult. It sounds like you may have a female.
As for the snout thing, I've heard of a lot of inaccuracies with that method of sexing.

[noob]

you found a good pic i looked all over the place looking for the nuptial pad that male looks mean its awesome. yea i heard the same thing about the snout also. if you had a male how old would it have to be before it starts calling? ive had mine for almost a year now and ive never hear the frog call just chirping when i start moving it around looking for left overs in the hole.

[Greg M]

This may sound crazy, but sit quietly, perhaps with the lights low, and play some music or recorded horned frog calls. Mine seem to like female voices - for example, my young male ornate likes "Heart" (in particular, "Crazy on You") - he will start tooting as soon as the vocals start...

[Malachi]

I hear my Cranwallii start tooting usually 30mins after lights out. If i start making him my newest Ornate starts up and they can keep each other going. Its pretty funny.

Females Singing usually can get one going also

[willtilian]

with my african bulls its always beyonce!

[Myles]

with my african bulls its always beyonce!

lol

[pez]

Here are some photos showing the difference between males and females.



Male´s vocal sac.


Nuptial pads