Norman, one of my RETF, has gotten quite big.
About two inches long or more, I'd say, and very broad.
The other RETF, Thor, has remained about 1 and a half inches long,
and much more narrow.
Norman only started to get bigger over the last few months.
Always been a tiny bit broader, but suddenly much longer and broader, easilly told apart from Thor, whereas I used to have to use markings.
It really does look like Norman might be female, but I regularly hear a chirping, and when I flick the IR light on, it's Norman that's got a bulged throat, and Thor looks either asleep, or dis-interested.
Norman looks caught in the act, so to speak.
What about the snout should I be looking at to try and distinguish a female? Just more rounded and pronounced?
There's a photo of Thor about 6 months ago attached.
I'll try to remember to get some new photos of them both.
Thanks
G



