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Rainbow boa spurs

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I am just getting into brb's and I got a pair for a future breeding project. I don't necessarily doubt the sellers sexing, but wouldn't males still have spurs as babies/ sub adults? Do they " grow in" later, or are they just too small to notice now. I am more curious than anything. Any advice is appreciated.
 
Apparently they 'grow in'. I recently bought a young male to pair with my female in the future and currently to my boa-noob eyes he looks like a ladyboy.

I used to keep colubrids in the past and I'd worked with adult Common Boas so I was looking for spurs or a chunky tail base that aren't there.

I hope mine really is a male, but time will tell :D

He's a hypo and here's a pic just because everyone loves pics!
 

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