Thanks, Rick. I just got a "1.1 pair" and unfortunately each probes three plus subcaudals and each has similarly sized tiny but obvious spurs. Oh well, I guess they won't be making whoopee with each other. LOL.

Aside from not having the spurs, my Kenyan females typically probe three to four subcaudals, so should I assume these are females? They weigh 63 and 77 grams, so if they're females, I suppose they've got a lot of growing to do.

I can't recall the last time I purchased a wild-caught snake. Probably two decades. Serves me right.

-Joan

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