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07-15-2012, 03:44 AM #5
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Re: is this true?

Originally Posted by Andybill

And for bps the size of the spurs does not indicate sex either. I have heard that for other snakes males spurs will generally be larger but it is still not an accurate indicator of the sex of a snake.

In some species spurs can be a very accurate indicator of sex; ball pythons are not one of these species.
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