Mismatched spurs? and morph pairing question

I had my ball out today and happened to notice that she/he has way mismatched spurs. She/he is about 5ft long and 2,808 grams after not having eaten in close to a month. The previous owner said that she is in fact a she.

The spur on her left side sure is large but the other almost is nonexistent. I was curious if this is any sign that she may be a he? I'm sure that some females just happen to have large spurs but I am curious. I haven't had her probed myself.

Secondly, hoping that she is in fact a female, my fiance and I have been wanting to purchase a male of some morph to breed with her eventually. As far as I know she is just a normal, not het. for anything. The color in the photos is spot on with what she looks like in person. Her belly is completely white as well. I know choosing morphs is based on personal preference of course, but I'm curious what you guys would do if you had her in your collection.

Thanks!
Savannah

Spur
http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...s/100_3530.jpg

Crappy picture but this is her on a full size bed
http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...s/100_3538.jpg

http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...s/100_3535.jpg

Blushing along sides
http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...s/100_3537.jpg

You can't determine sex by the Spurs.

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Originally Posted by coldbloodaddict

You can't determine sex by the Spurs.

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Thanks Jon. I understand that you can't determine sex by spurs alone. I was just curious about the mismatched spurs and if any of you guys have gals that happen to have large spurs since it is "usually" a male trait.

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Originally Posted by shumes

Thanks Jon. I understand that you can't determine sex by spurs alone. I was just curious about the mismatched spurs and if any of you guys have gals that happen to have large spurs since it is "usually" a male trait.

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My little 600g female normal juvie has bigger spurs than my 3+ year old male Pastel.

[but I don't mention it in front of him so he won't get a "complex"]

And yes, she is definitely a girl and he's been a daddy many times over so there's no question who's what....:)

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Originally Posted by shumes

Thanks Jon. I understand that you can't determine sex by spurs alone. I was just curious about the mismatched spurs and if any of you guys have gals that happen to have large spurs since it is "usually" a male trait.

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That's a beautiful snake, BTW.

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Originally Posted by Salamander

My little 600g female normal juvie has bigger spurs than my 3+ year old male Pastel.

[but I don't mention it in front of him so he won't get a "complex"]

And yes, she is definitely a girl and he's been a daddy many times over so there's no question who's what....:)

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LOL that is interesting. Thanks for sharing!! :)

Males and females can have different sized spurs large and small and sometimes they can lose them.

Spurs don't mean diddly. :P

http://img827.imageshack.us/img827/5...rmanspurs1.jpg

http://img833.imageshack.us/img833/3...lomespurs1.jpg


dr del

Very cool. Thanks guys! I think she may have actually lost her spur on the right side altogether.

Any ideas on the morph question?

Seems to me she might throw some very pretty Pastels...of course, I really like Pastels so I might be a tad biased:)