both sexes have the spurs though males tend to have larger spurs...not that this is a good way to go for sexing purposes. Older males spurs tend to wear down so don't look as big anyway. The size difference between a baby male and female ball python probably look nearly the same anyway...so probing is your best bet. Have somebody skilled you know, to probe your snakes for you, or teach you to do it. Or you can buy that probing dvd somebody put out...can't remember if it was for corn snakes or pythons, but the methods are the same.
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