....I am definately keeping him. I was "looking" for a female but even if he were sold as a male I would have bought such a stunning, natural, classic specimine. But I always like to probe myself after a couple of days to settle in. I still have one that was sold as a "male" to me that is probing 7 scales (for a suri you would expect 4 or even 3 for a female - 9 to 12 for a male). No real spurs to speek of and that shallow (even being deep for a female) "He" may be a "she". I will have to prove that out as a sub adult to see if "he" tries to lock up with a female in season or to see if a male tries to lock up with "him".
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