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I have two Tockays, one of them (the greater) does not have femoral spore (photo 1) has a well small band of femorais scales.
Sexing the two with provers and had entered sufficiently (photo 2), concluded to be 2 males.
They follow in annex the photos of the heads of the two to help me to sexing (photo 3)
Mine doubts is the following one:
if is 2 males why they lives in the same terrário without fighting?
Why the male biggest does not vocalize
Sorry for my bag english =/
thx!!!
First, take a few pics of each ventral area...
Do not probe them!!!!!
Can you give me a picture of each with their mouth open????
I don't think they are both males!
Kevin
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>>I have two Tockays, one of them (the greater) does not have femoral spore (photo 1) has a well small band of femorais scales.
>> Sexing the two with provers and had entered sufficiently (photo 2), concluded to be 2 males.
>>
>> They follow in annex the photos of the heads of the two to help me to sexing (photo 3)
>>
>> Mine doubts is the following one:
>>
>> if is 2 males why they lives in the same terrário without fighting?
>> Why the male biggest does not vocalize
>>
>> Sorry for my bag english =/
>>
>> thx!!!
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