Warocker's Wife here's the pores shots..

Did the best I could, they are fast little buggers. Took a few shots.. Thanks for the help:gj:. first up is the tiger/dal
http://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC00516.jpghttp://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC00519.jpghttp://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC00525.jpg

And the Harley
http://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC00533.jpghttp://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC00536.jpghttp://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC00547.jpg

Thanks in advance.

Cheers

hard to say but look's like a girl to me

lance

The photos need to be really clear in order to tell if there are any pores or not. I think maybe possibly I see one area on the harley that might have pores, but really it is impossible to tell much without nice clear photos, so that really means nothing at this point. How much does each gecko weigh? If there is no bulge at 25-30 grams you can be pretty sure you have a female.

I weighed them on the 12th of this month, the tiger/dal is 8.8g and the harley is 6.5g.. I know the pics are blurry, I thought my fiance's digi would be better then mine.. they are just point and shoots not much in the way of F-stops or anything like that.. thank you for the help though... I'll keep tryin to get some better pics. Thanks again


Cheers:gj:

Hey a thread for me... ahh shucks..

its hard to tell from the pics... but I dont see any pores I blew the pic up still blurry but looks like a girl :gj:

I think at their current sizes we will need much clearer photos in order to determine anything for sure one way or the other. Sometimes it's even hard to see pores in a clear photo if it isn't taken close up enough.

Two words: macro mode. You might still not be able to get good shots, cause like you said, the little buggers are quick, and if they're anything like mine, they wait til you're about to push the button and then leap, but at least in macro mode you've got a chance at it.

Like others said in your other thread, if you're in any doubt as to what the gender of your geckos are, just keep them separate. In another couple of months when they get closer to adult size, you'll be able to tell by the presence or absence of a very obvious hemipenal bulge anyway. Once they reach adult size, cresties are VERY easy to sex.

here is a good shot I took of one of my Reds... she is a she... no pores!!

in the second picture I circled where the pores would be hope this also helps.

http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/e...1971/017-3.jpg

http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/e...NAKES008-1.jpg

Yes a thread jus for you :-) LOL... Ok I see what you mean about the pores. thank you all for the info and help. I'll keep them seperated for now. Thanks all!!!

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not sure if anyone noticed but there are pics of 2 different cresties. are they both female? not sure if i stated that before.. if not, my bad:P

Cheers:gj:

We can't tell because the photos aren't clear enough. Like I said before, I see one small area on the harley that looks like it might be a few pores, but that's just a wild guess based on a really fuzzy photo. You really can't determine anything for sure on smaller geckos without nice, clear photos like Warocker posted.

Thank you all for the help.. I understand the pics are blurry, we dont have the best digi cams. I have them in different tanks anyway so I dont have to worry about fighting or mating at this time.. thanks again.


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