Hi everyone! New member here

[Kurt]

Love your Litoria infrafrenata!
I miss mine. I had two over the years. The first one I had a long time ago, he was a large male that would sing the moment the lights went out. He was the biggest treefrog I have ever had, till the day I forgot to check up on him and later found to my horror that his water had all evaporated. I am still angry at myself for that.
The second one, was an attempt to relive those beautiful days I had with the first. Sadly, the second one had an infection that I could not cure and died in 2007. There is a pic of that one in one of my albums.
Recently the local shop got a bunch of nice ones in, but unfortunately I don't have the room for one.

[KissStealin]

Love your Litoria infrafrenata!
I miss mine. I had two over the years. The first one I had a long time ago, he was a large male that would sing the moment the lights went out. He was the biggest treefrog I have ever had, till the day I forgot to check up on him and later found to my horror that his water had all evaporated. I am still angry at myself for that.
The second one, was an attempt to relive those beautiful days I had with the first. Sadly, the second one had an infection that I could not cure and died in 2007. There is a pic of that one in one of my albums.
Recently the local shop got a bunch of nice ones in, but unfortunately I don't have the room for one.

I love this frog.. it is such a pleasure to own. I haven't got any noise out of this one, so I'm thinking its a female... Is there a conclusive way to sex these frogs? I am relatively new to the tree frogs, and I would so love to breed these. So sorry about yours = (

[Kurt]

Thanks, there is no way that I know of to positively sex Litoria infrafrenata, other than the standard - males sing and females are larger. Males will have nuptial pads but only at breeding time.

[Kurt]

I think your little clamitans is just that, too little to sex at this point. Females grow larger, while males sing and are known to have yellow throats.