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Sexing

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OK, I did some more research today, with help from Jeff. And after looking very very very closely, I think I figured it out!!! I think I was able to differentiate between the 2 sexes on some of mine, even though they're only a month old...some we're obvious at all, but 3 were...I was wondering if anyone wanted to verify or discredit what I think they are.
 
Looks right to me.....but sometimes those girls can turn into boys as they get a bit older, lol. At only a month old, sometimes the male "bulges" aren't apparent yet. I wouldn't trust the sexes 100% until they are a few weeks older.....but that just my experience.

I've found if you give the tails a slight twist back and forth (gently, of course) sometimes bulges that are hiding will pop up.... ;)
 
Looks like a male & female to me as well. :yesnod: It can be so hard to tell when they're that small though, so it's hard to be 100% sure.
 
They'll be staying here at least another month, so hopefully by then I'll be able to tell for sure what everyone is, here's pics of the 2 I attempted to sex today. The one on the window is the one I'm keeping and I think a male, the other is the "female"
 
looks right. wouldn't be a 100% sure though since they are too young to be a 100% sure.
 
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