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    Re: My pair of Albino Sonorans

    TJ:

    Have you noticed dimorphism in pits via the shape of the tail?

    It's not 100%, but I've found it as accurate as popping - especially in mature animals that are harder to pop.

    The males have a tail that visually looks longer because the taper is much more gradual. The taper on the female is much more abrupt. One of these days I will get off my rear end and snap some comparison pics so people can see what I'm referring to.

    Nice snakes by the way.
    Last edited by Skiploder; 09-22-2012 at 11:42 AM.

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