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08-22-2008, 09:12 AM
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HELP, need pictures of male/female vent areas
I've been looking in to getting a pair of Kenyan Sand Boa's. I found someone who lives local to me who had a few litters of Anery and Albino's. I wanted to get a male Anery and a female Albino and stated that to the seller over email and the phone. Yesterday I drove out and picked them both up. At first glance they both looked to be correct on sexs. While sitting at a red light I noticed that the Anery had a longer space from vent to tip of tail and albino has a very short space from vent to tail. I brought them home and my boyfriend even asked me if I had in fact gotten a male Anery and Female Albino because it looked the other way around. I don't feel safe trying to pop or probe them because they are so small and I do not want to hurt them.
I will post pictures of them both this evening when I get home from work since I forgot to send the pictures that I took to my email this morning before I left.
So just wondering if anyone who breeds them could post a picture(s) of a baby male and female KSB's vent area or possibly post an adult male and female KSB's vent area. I'd appreciate it very much!
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08-22-2008, 07:07 PM
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08-23-2008, 01:07 AM
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can you see or feel spurs on either one? thanks, scott erycine1@aol.com
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