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Are female garters more drab in color?
Are the female garters (eastern) more drab (I mean olive or with non-contrasting colors) in color, and to the males have more contrasting colors (like black with yellow stripes) or does it not matter?
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Re: Are female garters more drab in color?
I don't think there is any real sexual dimorphism in sirtalis, not enough to accurately sex them..... but I have noticed that the male Florida Blues I have seen tend to be bluer than the females, but that could be just coincidence... maybe all the males I had just happened to be quite blue..
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Re: Are female garters more drab in color?
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