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I have 2 tegus an argentine black and white and a red tegu. I would like to know if they are males or females. I dont know how old they are, the b/w tegu is about 3 foot and the red is about 2-2.5. What are some ways of telling the sex of them without probing?
 

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At that size you can feel on either side of their cloaca. Males will have a BB sized bump on either side, females will not.
 
^^ Good posts above...

I would be very confident saying the 3' B&W is a female as she has no Jowels (big floppy neck)...

The red @ 2.5' is showing typical Jowel development for a maturing male, though I would be hesitant to say "male" with confidence having only seen this one pic...

These should both be mature enough to follow Skinkers advice for confirmation on what Eric suggested...

Good luck keeping/housing these two.
 
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