Hi Guys-
I've read a lot of posts about the mystery of sexing sulcatas. BUT I had a vet tell me that a fairly good way to sex the torts was to look at the spurs on the back thighs. If the two main ones you can see are about the same size, it's a male and if they are one large and one small they are female. He said it's not 100% (it seems almost nothing non invasive is...) but said he felt it was fairly accurate.
I was just wondering if any experienced folks had heard of this before or if they agreed?
Thanks!
I've read a lot of posts about the mystery of sexing sulcatas. BUT I had a vet tell me that a fairly good way to sex the torts was to look at the spurs on the back thighs. If the two main ones you can see are about the same size, it's a male and if they are one large and one small they are female. He said it's not 100% (it seems almost nothing non invasive is...) but said he felt it was fairly accurate.
I was just wondering if any experienced folks had heard of this before or if they agreed?
Thanks!