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 Posted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 4:56 pm Post subject: 3 1/2 months old & already sexable. |
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I've been raising a group of White's Treefrogs. These frogs morphed around the begining of July so they are only about 3 - 3 1/2 months old now. They have been raised at a little above room temperature and fed a diet mostly consisting of Phoenix Worms. Today while cleaning them out I caught one calling, took him out for a better look and he has developed his nuptial pads as well, this is the earliest age I've ever found one to be sexable.
Nuptial pads:
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andrew very very nice mate i had to make a decision on either to buy a african bull frog or 3 white tree frogs and i made the decision and i have now got 3 white tree frogs they the Indonesian type here are a few pics of 1 and the other is shy  i am happy with my decision 
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Rickeezee
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The indonesian ones are very nice! I think your camera lens or set up is distorting the pics a bit. Good luck with them!
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andrew could you please tell me the sex of my white there please if possible i will snap you a pic of my other if he/she stays still thats if they are at the age but last night i was in my room and all a sudden 1 started calling it was realy loud and lasted for abit but i could not see wich it was due to lights being off the pic i put up is the biggest of the 2 but i have a third that is at the pet shop same size as the 1 i posted . its at the shop because it had a small cut on it and its nose . it is being treated and ill collect when is cured
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if you can see mate the other on the left
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| Quote: | | andrew could you please tell me the sex of my white there please if possible |
They are not very good pictures to sex from but just looking at the baggyness of the throat on the one entitled "whitey big eyes.jpg" I'd say that ones a male.
| Quote: | | its at the shop because it had a small cut on it and its nose . it is being treated and ill collect when is cured |
It's probably just abrasion from transport, normally small cuts & scrapes heal very quickly just by washing with cool clear water and keeping them warm and clean.
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| Pollywog wrote: | | Quote: | | andrew could you please tell me the sex of my white there please if possible |
They are not very good pictures to sex from but just looking at the baggyness of the throat on the one entitled "whitey big eyes.jpg" I'd say that ones a male.
| Quote: | | its at the shop because it had a small cut on it and its nose . it is being treated and ill collect when is cured |
It's probably just abrasion from transport, normally small cuts & scrapes heal very quickly just by washing with cool clear water and keeping them warm and clean. |
cheers andy 
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