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It looks like a male too me, but the toepads are a little hidden. I usually sex auratus by looking at body shape and the size of the toepads, your looks a little slim (not skinny) and it has pretty big toepads. They dont have toepads like tincs, but males certainly have toepads bigger than the females toe pads.
He got overweight not too long ago! I had a problem with ff's when i took this pic ill take one now.
Ryan I didnt intend the above comment about him being slim as a bad comment, it was intended to back up the fact that I think the frog is a male. Male auratus are usually skinnier than the females, but by no means sickly skinny, they still keep good body weight, but they dont look like they swallowed a grape. My male blue auratus is fat, but looks skinny when compared to the female.
Oh, ok, well i hope he still isnt over weight! The termites are what did it, gave alittle too much at one time :shock:
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