CB 06 OR OLDER FEMALE WHITES WANTED. My male is desperate and even trying it on with my white lip! Thanks

I have a Whites but I'm not sure what sex. I've heard croaking maybe twice in 2 years, but it may have been another frog...

3yr old Whites Tree Frog (Large)

Don't know whether anyone knows some other way of checking?

I think that the croaking is the most reliable way to tell. My female has never ever croaked but the two males I have croak occasionally - so if it has croaked in the past then it is probably male.

You could try downloading Whites Tree croaks from the internet to see if you get any response when played to your frog

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x4 Red Banded Rubber Frogs - Phrynomantis bifasciatus
x3 Whites Tree Frogs - Littoria caerulea
x1 Vietnamese Blue Tree Frog - Rhacophorus dennysii
x1 American Green Tree Frog - Hyla cinerea
x15 Mixed Reed Frogs
x1 Peacock Mantis - Pseudempusa pinnapavonis
x1 Chinese Mantis
x2 Goldfish x1 Pleco x1 Red Tail Shark x1 Horse Face Loach
x2 Mice
x1 Hamster

the male has larger toe pads and baggy skin where the throat is

The problem is that if you only have one of these frogs then it will be tricky as you have nothing to compare the toe pads or throat with.

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x4 Red Banded Rubber Frogs - Phrynomantis bifasciatus
x3 Whites Tree Frogs - Littoria caerulea
x1 Vietnamese Blue Tree Frog - Rhacophorus dennysii
x1 American Green Tree Frog - Hyla cinerea
x15 Mixed Reed Frogs
x1 Peacock Mantis - Pseudempusa pinnapavonis
x1 Chinese Mantis
x2 Goldfish x1 Pleco x1 Red Tail Shark x1 Horse Face Loach
x2 Mice
x1 Hamster

I tried that with my three males and it never worked. A loud hoover or certain types of music used to set them off.

Marina

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Yeah I find that me talking loudly, a passing motorbike, a kettle boiling and heavy rain seem to do the trick.

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x4 Red Banded Rubber Frogs - Phrynomantis bifasciatus
x3 Whites Tree Frogs - Littoria caerulea
x1 Vietnamese Blue Tree Frog - Rhacophorus dennysii
x1 American Green Tree Frog - Hyla cinerea
x15 Mixed Reed Frogs
x1 Peacock Mantis - Pseudempusa pinnapavonis
x1 Chinese Mantis
x2 Goldfish x1 Pleco x1 Red Tail Shark x1 Horse Face Loach
x2 Mice
x1 Hamster

is there any way you could send me a pic or put one on here so i can have a look?

jim123 it looks like a female. Check if it has darkish bits on the top of the thumbs, if you can see no contrast at all it's most probably a female. And the fact that it's 4" swings it towards female too.

Thanks for the input!...here's the best pic I could get through the glass-what do you think?