Pyxie frog pictures

[Dennis Frogman]

Or two maturing male P. Edulis'

No there both Pyxicephalus Adspersus.

 

[Dennis Frogman]

Difference between males and females.

these are four females and a male you can see the difference in the head shape,the male's is more broader,the male is the one on the top,so you see you can tell the sex of even a young pyxie.

 

[Goomba]

these are four females and a male you can see the difference in the head shape,the male's is more broader,the male is the one on the top,so you see you can tell the sex of even a young pyxie.

Is there proof for this claim? Or did you simply get that pic off kingsnake and make an assumption? From what I've seen, it is not very easy to sex adolescent pyxies.

 

[nickbachman]

your joking right

No, I threw her into the can in the garage last night after I posted. She made a couple attempts at jumping out, but eventually accepted her fate. This morning, I tied up the garbage bag she was in and took her to the curb to be picked up. I'll probably get a new one tomorrow.

 

[Dennis Frogman]

No, I threw her into the can in the garage last night after I posted. She made a couple attempts at jumping out, but eventually accepted her fate. This morning, I tied up the garbage bag she was in and took her to the curb to be picked up. I'll probably get a new one tomorrow.

WHAT!!!!!

 

[nickbachman]

WHAT!!!!!

Yep, hopefully my next one isn't a female.

 

[Dennis Frogman]

Is there proof for this claim? Or did you simply get that pic off kingsnake and make an assumption? From what I've seen, it is not very easy to sex adolescent pyxies.[/QUOYeah I did get the pix off kingsnake.com I thought it was a good pix to help people identify if there pyxie is a male or female.if it's not easy to sex adolescent pyxie's then theres still hope for nicks borchmore to be a male.

 

[Goomba]

Is there proof for this claim? Or did you simply get that pic off kingsnake and make an assumption? From what I've seen, it is not very easy to sex adolescent pyxies.[/QUOYeah I did get the pix off kingsnake.com I thought it was a good pix to help people identify if there pyxie is a male or female.if it's not easy to sex adolescent pyxie's then theres still hope for nicks borchmore to be a male.

Borch is a lost cause. Her hash has been settled.
And no, there isnt much hope for her being a male, her head shape and size are irrefutably female. Males have a much faster growth rate, whereas borch has been around for a while.

 

[CopperInMyVeins]

Is there proof for this claim? Or did you simply get that pic off kingsnake and make an assumption? From what I've seen, it is not very easy to sex adolescent pyxies.

Also, if we go based on that pic, just about every frog posted here looks like a female. I've never personally seen one with that much yellow and such a large head at that size.

 

[Dennis Frogman]

Quik nick go get borch off the curve theres still hope,and even if borch isn't a male she still is one hell of a pyxie,I mean borch is more voracious than both my pyxie's put together,at least you dont have a stubborn and picky pyxie Ive seen your videos on youtube borch is amazing.

 

[Dennis Frogman]

Also, if we go based on that pic, just about every frog posted here looks like a female. I've never personally seen one with that much yellow and such a large head at that size.

Very true.

 

[Goomba]

Also, if we go based on that pic, just about every frog posted here looks like a female. I've never personally seen one with that much yellow and such a large head at that size.

It could simply be differences in age, coloration, and the angle of the picture. I doubt a whole batch would coincedentally be mostly female. Sexual dimorphism, atleast from what I've seen, becomes evident around 4+ inches, but even then its tentative at best.

 

[Dennis Frogman]

Borch is a lost cause. Her hash has been settled.
And no, there isnt much hope for her being a male, her head shape and size are irrefutably female. Males have a much faster growth rate, whereas borch has been around for a while.

yeah I guess you right.

 

[Dennis Frogman]

yeah I know ive rarely seen one's that look like that what I assumed was a male.the only other one I seen that looks like the male in the picture was Goomba in your video when he's eating six fuzzie mice.

 

[nickbachman]

I could never part with young Borchicus. She is very near and dear to me.

 

[Dennis Frogman]

And even my pyxies which are coaking look like females so yeah I guess you cant tell till there full grown.

 

[Dennis Frogman]

I could never part with young Borchicus. She is very near and dear to me.

''sigh'' so you didn't trash borch.

 

[Goomba]

And even my pyxies which are coaking look like females so yeah I guess you cant tell till there full grown.

How big are your frogs that are croaking? Do they sound like 2 or 3 consecutive low bellows? Does it happen occasionally and mostly at night?

Because if so, croaking is exclusively male.

 

[Dennis Frogman]

yeah there always at night,MAN GOOMBA your lucky yours is without a doubt a male.

 

[Goomba]

yeah there always at night,MAN GOOMBA your lucky yours is without a doubt a male.

I hope, unless my ears have deceaved me or something, but he seems to be hardy and very male in appearance. I just hope he keeps growing and reaches a solid 9 inches. I've had him for about 7 months even now, and he's right around 6 inches, when i got him he was a hair under 2.5. So lets hope he keeps it up, I still get frustrated after seeing adult Pyxies haha, I yell at him and say "eat EAT fatty, be big and strong"