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Old 22-Sep-07, 10:48 AM
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Anyone who can sex some reptiles for me?

Morning everyone,
im wondering if there's anyone in Sydney who could sex an 8 month old central netted dragon and a 9 month old spotted python for me?
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put up a pic of the netted you can generally tell by the shape and their head and base of tail
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here's some pics someone gave me when i asked the same question about netteds
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Old 22-Sep-07, 11:09 AM
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thanks for that. the pics are a bit too small and i have crappy vision. do you think you could re-post them a bit bigger? if you cant re-size them, can you point out the differences between the 2 pics?
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male aparently have huge head and thicker tail bases whereas females have thiner tail bases. i can only really tell the diff once i saw two rea ones side by side. either way if you post a pic of yours you'll get an answer once people can see what your talking about
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Male Dragons also have a small hemipenal rise at the base of the tail. I dont know whether this is a sexing factor in C.nuchalis but I have kept another Ctenophorus (C.decresii) and this was also apparent in them.
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