I know males usually have a dark area under their chin but with lack of pigments in albinos do they still show a dark chin or any discolorations?
Reason I'm asking is this frog is 4yrs old and previous owner has never heard him croak but we both believe it is a male.
I have never been a huge albino fan but that one looks great.
Mine doesn't croak often, I've wondered about it having to be certain conditions. Mating season is the only thing that come to my mind. How big is this frog?
[QUOTE=Eel Noob;39591]I know males usually have a dark area under their chin but with lack of pigments in albinos do they still show a dark chin or any discolorations?
Reason I'm asking is this frog is 4yrs old and previous owner has never heard him croak but we both believe it is a male.
Nice. I had a baby albino and it was probably the best frog i have ever kept. it then had some disease and organ disfunction so it died. it ate anything i fed it.
I'm thinking about getting one of these! Either that or an Ornate, just because i love the growth in size. Does anyone know if these pacmans are more aggressive eaters than pixies?
Hey noob I dunno if this helps, but I just discovered nuptial pads on our albino. He's about 2 3/4 svl. We got him 3 months ago and said to be 1 year old by the previous owner. I'm surprised at how dark and obvious they are being an albino. Here's a pic of course.
for a second there i thought was ur hand
African Bullfrogs, Clawed Frogs, Salamanders, Newts, Bearded Dragons,
Lol no nuptial pads here.
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