a good red eye pic

concept3 · 04-27-04, 04:55 PM

here is my two red eyes. the bigger one is about 3 years and ive had the smaller one for about three months so im geussing his age at about 8 months. Before i got my red eyes everyone was telling me how hard they were to care for. They are the easiest frogs to care for give them a bit of warmth and humiduty and they thrive, the are amazingly aggressive eaters to, they eat about the same amount as both my pacmans! I love these guys.
Enjoy the pic!

CDN-Cresties · 04-27-04, 05:08 PM

Nice looking frogs, they certainly have an interesting/beautiful look to them.

kidchameleon · 04-27-04, 07:48 PM

nice. do you know their ratio male/female?

concept3 · 04-27-04, 08:03 PM

no i havent the slightest, if anyone knows how to sex frogs please, enlighten me

manville · 04-28-04, 03:38 AM

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Originally posted by concept3
no i havent the slightest, if anyone knows how to sex frogs please, enlighten me

I havnt heard of people knowing how to sex them all i know is that the males croack and the female dont. If you hear crocking go check it out if you havnt heard them croacking they are probably both females.

kidchameleon · 04-28-04, 06:51 AM

ive also read that females get larger than males. so when they are full grown, and one is noticbly bigger than the other, then i you might have 1.1.

chamitch · 04-29-04, 10:31 PM

wow nice group. very very nice.

MistyDaze · 04-30-04, 06:30 AM

Males grow nuptial pads in breeding season. It's not always easy to catch which frog's doing the croaking. They're very easy to see just look for an obvious black marking running down the thumb.

concept3 · 05-01-04, 04:52 AM

lol, i know the "sciences" of sexing but no one can really sex a frog accuratley, it just cant be done exept by an expert