he's very pretty...congrats

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OMG he's soo cute! Congratulations on the new baby,lol!Aren't snakes just great?!!

wow how did I miss this?? congrats on the new baby! he's got beautiful colors. i love my rosy. and yours is such a little guy compared to mine. they are great snakes, very docile. i need to get some updated pics of mine up here.

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1 Anertherystic Corn (male) Bullet
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Hello I just read your post and I know it is a few years old. I am guessing that you figured out how easy it is to sex a Rosy Boa by now. You do NOT need to have them probed. Rosy Boa Males have spurs and Females DO NOT. I know it is VERY tough to find the spurs on neonates, I have to use a large magnifying glass to make sure.

I hold the Rosy with the Vent side up, lightly bend/flatten out the tail section next to the Vent. Lightly take my fingernail and slide UP the scales right around the vent looking for a spur while looking through a good magnifying glass. Probing a Rosy does NOT need ot be done ever, and in my experience probing a Rosy is more of a chance of being wrong. I know other Boid species the male and female have spurs but this is not the case with Rosys. I decided to make these comments for any future Rosy Fanatics..

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This thread is from 2005. It's being closed.

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