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greta

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Hey everyone, just wondering if anyone has any ideas about the sex of my axie, poncho. He has black toes so im assuming he is sexually mature.
Any suggestions would be great,
Thanks,
greta
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silver

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Hiya Greta,

At first glance I would say you have a beautiful bouncing baby boy. Signs like a large head, sorry, no offence, and a more predominant cloacal area should tell something, although the latter is not really clear on your photo's. But I've made mistakes in my life before
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, so lets see what others have to say...

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joan

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I'd say boy too. Although some nice clear shots of the 'naughty bits' should give us more of an indication.

Nice kingsnake. What species? I have a Thayers milksnake phase Kingsnake.
 
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silver

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He's a tricolor Albino Honduran Milksnake Joan, his name is Mr E
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... My girlie Western Hognose is called Minilot
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...Only 2 of my 40 pets!
Of which only two Axie's whom, unlike Greta's Poncho, aren't old enough to be sexed yet...the suspense is killing me
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!

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joan

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I hear ya. I'm starting to downsize my collection. I've got it under 30 now.
 
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greta

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Thanks everyone, i thought so too, except my other axie Heathcliff seems extra large in that department lol. And no offence taken silver, his head is huge!
greta
 
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