I have a ksb, approximately 13" and 40g. I understand that females are generally bigger, generally have shorter and plumper tails, and generally lack spurs. I am pretty sure mine is a female, but I don't have anything to compare mine to to be for certain. Plus, I'm not sure if she/he is too young small to be able to see spurs if it was a male. Here is a picture. I can take more if this one isn't sufficient. But can any of the experts out there tell if I have a male or female from this picture? Thanks for any info.



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Mark and Tina

Virginia Beach, VA

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• new ksb owner, basic question - manutd11, Tue Sep 6 18:09:53 2005
• RE:It's a female.She's still too small to breed - Roy Stockwell, Tue Sep 6 22:33:19 2005
• RE:Here's a picture for you of both genders - Roy Stockwell, Wed Sep 7 00:13:33 2005
• RE: ROY, MANY THANKS! - manutd11, Wed Sep 7 19:23:28 2005