Is there any relatively simple means of determining sex in P. Bicolor or Terribilis? Maybe a slightly different SVL or body shape? Any input would be appreciated.
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Sexing Phyllobates
Dezertdude
Mar 16, 2004 08:28 PM
Replies (3)
Dezertdude
Mar 16, 2004 08:58 PM
n/p
cobaltblue
Mar 17, 2004 03:24 AM
it may be hard to sex them. phyllobates are extreme gluttons, getting fat and obese.
if there is any indication of a darkened throat or of a loud trill noise, it is a male.
Mark W.
Mar 17, 2004 08:15 PM
I have some bicolors that have just reached 1 year old and one of them has the black throat patch and has been calling since his 11th month.That is about the only indicator I can see out of the 3 I have.They are very bold frogs and I have been right by the tank and he started to call facing me.That was when I had my beard so maybe he thought I was a male that was moving in to his territory,LOL.
Mark W
