Article: Pacific Chorus Frog

[Strider18]

Man, my 2 male pacific chorus frogs are the little rascals of my amphibians. Croaking a riot, climbing and hopping about, these are some active frogs and are very funny to watch! One thing I really stress with these frogs is make sure you have a really secure lid. They're master escape artists, and I once forgot to tightly secure the lid. Well, before I knew it I spotted Chrome scaling the outside of my Juvenile bullfrogs tank, which is nearby my Chorus frogs tank, but you'll never guess where I found my other male: INSIDE the tank with my bullfrog! I'm lucky I saw him before my big bullfrog did, or someone could've ended up as Froggy dinner! Ever since that experience, I've been extra careful to make sure the lid for those little rascals tank is fitted on tight!

You definetly need a tight fitting lid for these, they can be major escape artists. But my female actually isn't to jumpy and doesn't try to escape very often unless I put food in with the lid partially off then she freaks out lol.

[AbranV]

You definetly need a tight fitting lid for these, they can be major escape artists. But my female actually isn't to jumpy and doesn't try to escape very often unless I put food in with the lid partially off then she freaks out lol.

I've noticed the same with mine. As soon as I open the lid they're ready to make a run for it.

I have a question for you all. I have two PCF's one is about three weeks out of the water, and the other is only three days out. How soon will I be able to tell if they are male or female?

Thanks

[Strider18]

I've noticed the same with mine. As soon as I open the lid they're ready to make a run for it.

I have a question for you all. I have two PCF's one is about three weeks out of the water, and the other is only three days out. How soon will I be able to tell if they are male or female?

Thanks

Not sure when you will be able to tell, the males start to call when theya re pretty young if I recall correctly. Either way I hope you get one of each!