What species, what sex?

[zooplan]

Originally Posted by Stefan-A

Anyone want to guess what this is?

looks like a female
I´m 50% sure
Stefan, you should know thats hard to tell by a photo like that,
but I guess she is a female

[brandon0133]

i guess if theres any babies then we will know,,lol,,when do they mate? these two seem to always be together,,ontop of each other or wrapped around each other

[Stefan-A]

Originally Posted by zooplan

looks like a female
I´m 50% sure
Stefan, you should know thats hard to tell by a photo like that,
but I guess she is a female

Definitely a female. OK, so the picture lacks any clues as to the size of the snake, but the snake itself is 90-95cm long.

But what species?

[EdgyExoticReptiles]

parietalis, probaly a canadian parietalis

Originally Posted by Stefan-A

Definitely a female. OK, so the picture lacks any clues as to the size of the snake, but the snake itself is 90-95cm long.

But what species?

[brandon0133]

its about 3 feet long,,ones fatter then the other,,but there both about 3 ft long thtas counting whole body and tail, the one with the red spots in it is alittle smaller

[EdgyExoticReptiles]

3 feet is pretty long id have to go with both females

Originally Posted by brandon0133

its about 3 feet long,,ones fatter then the other,,but there both about 3 ft long thtas counting whole body and tail, the one with the red spots in it is alittle smaller

[zooplan]

The difference in weight can also be a sign to difference in gender.
Most adult females are heavier than 100 gram most males are usually lighter.

[drache]

when I got my concinnus, they were the same size
I had them probed to make sure
but I hadn't seen a male that size before

[Stefan-A]

Originally Posted by reed_Kamsler

parietalis, probaly a canadian parietalis

How can you tell?

[brandon0133]

yeah ones alot skinnier then the other,,the smaller one has red on her/him also