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RE: Sexing Spotted Pythons

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Posted by: ritt at Sat Dec 16 11:13:26 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ritt ]  
   

Looks like a male to me.
As for going off feed, as long as he doesn't start getting lethargic I wouldn't be concerned, it is fairly normal for this time of year. Though in my experience they have continued to eat throughout the year until they get older. If he loses a lot of weight and begins looking abnormally thin or begins getting lethargic, I would get concerned, but other than that I wouldn't worry.
-Eric

   

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