Sexing T.Natans q

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Hey, I've kept T.natans for around 4 years now but have come to a dilemma.... I recently moved and limited my colony down to two. The problem now is, now I cant quite seem to remember which sex is which. Heres 2 pics of the remaining 2 of my colony, can anyone please remind me which ones male and which is female? Both are equal in size atm and are virgins.

Female?
Male%20Caecilian.JPEG


Male?
Female%20Caecilian.jpg
 
Have you tried asking on the forum at gymnophiona.org? I think you'll get more response there. I'm impressed with your photos, though, it can't be easy photographing the tail underside of a caecilian!
 
Hey Jennifer,

I have tried searching through gymnophionas database and forum (from campus). But I am unfortunately having a lot of difficulty accessing that site so am unable to make any post there. Oh well, hopefully ill find out in a few months anyways since I've attempted to induce breeding. Thanks for the reply.

PS: Thanks for the pic compliment. They are rather difficult to capture... I ended up throwing on some extra lighting and doing lots of algae scrubbing to get the pics
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