Male on Male?!

[cinderbird]

I had never questioned it before, he was supposed to be female, has a short fat female tail and very tiny spurs compared to my other males.

This is why breeders always recommend you re-sex your animals before breeding. Im not breeding myself at this point in time (gimme a few years ) but they aren't sexually dimorphic. Males and females look the same externally no matter what. Spur size is arbitrary and so is tail length and size.

I'm mostly pointing this out for newer members who think you may be able to visually sex these snakes.