Are these true Giants?

[spencerburgo]

this is the real P.Edulis

well you learn something new every day when you say the ones with the one stripe are not edulis what are they? as thats what gets called edulis dwarf and so on in this country, this is interesting stuff, all myself and many others have tried to do is steer clear of edulis, but if they look like your male i dont think to many people would mind,

cheers spencer.....

[Kevin1]

There's a thread called the pyxicephalus identification guide(I believe) a few of us participated in to help identify these "odd" pyxies. The end result was that these odd pyxies are true edulis and the ones commonly referred to as Edulis in the pet trade are actually an unidentified species.

[spencerburgo]

There's a thread called the pyxicephalus identification guide(I believe) a few of us participated in to help identify these "odd" pyxies. The end result was that these odd pyxies are true edulis and the ones commonly referred to as Edulis in the pet trade are actually an unidentified species.

yeah! i think i read that one time, i no there are a lot of sub species in the pixiecephalus family will they ever get sorted and put in there right orders? also there is a fellow over here has some great phibs and reptiles he has 5 large adspersus male with not one under 9 in svl, he put a post on the other day stating that not all adspersus are the same, he said his were from south africa and slightly larger than most adspersus sold in the pet trade, and are more tolerant of cold conditions ive seen these frogs and every one is huge, and a lot of the wild caught stuff over here is huge to,

cheers spencer................

[Kevin1]

It's very interesting the different pyxie "localities". The pyxies from Botswana really catch my eye. Most of the captive bred pyxies here in the U.S. are from South African descendants.

[spencerburgo]

It's very interesting the different pyxie "localities". The pyxies from Botswana really catch my eye. Most of the captive bred pyxies here in the U.S. are from South African descendants.

well im glad to here that as my 5 are from the states captive bred aparently, they are growing at some rate so fingers crossed as im putting some top tucker in to them lol,

cheers spencer...............

[Daniel L]

It's very interesting the different pyxie "localities". The pyxies from Botswana really catch my eye. Most of the captive bred pyxies here in the U.S. are from South African descendants.

Yes That specy is realy beautifull, I hope they will come soon in the pettrade

[spencerburgo]

Yes That specy is realy beautifull, I hope they will come soon in the pettrade

they look an amazing! colour what sort of size do they get to?

cheers spencer..............

[Daniel L]

they look an amazing! colour what sort of size do they get to?

cheers spencer..............

They are the same size as the P. adspersus