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    frogmike
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    Default Throat spots always=male?

    I know that a male usually has a darkly spotted throat, but if the spots are faint on adults, does that still mean they are male. The frog that I am questioning has a male shaped snout and is 5" long. It only makes a noise when it doesn't want to be picked up, and that isn't a croak or chirp. It sounds more like a fat guy bending over to pick something up, or being punched in the stomach. It also opens its mouth to make this noise, instead of blowing out its throat skin. I have two confirmed males and I'm trying to start breeding them again this year. If you click the thumbnail, you can see the faint spots on its throat.
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    Last edited by frogmike; May 14th, 2011 at 12:35 AM.

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