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My sweet little guy "Marty." Having a nice stretch after molding yesterday. Found out he was a male instead of female. But still love him anyway.

@PidderPeets they're both post molt. Thank you so much for your help! I'm still a beginner and he is my first T, but he's been such a sweetie so I'm happy either way. Just kind of bummed that the males don't have as long of a life span. ☹

@PidderPeets 20180211_221525 by quesarahsarah posted Feb 11, 2018 at 10:17 PM

@z32upgrader They are much larger now that I've compared pre-molt to now. Here's a side view: http://s682.photobucket.com/user/sarah_mullins3/media/20180212_000930_zpsctd9g2zp.jpg.html Front: http://s682.photobucket.com/user/sarah_mullins3/media/20180212_001004_zpsmtx11khi.jpg.html

@PidderPeets this is the closest I could get but it was post molt not sure if you can tell anything by it or not. http://s682.photobucket.com/user/sarah_mullins3/media/20180211_210648_zpseoxfzp5r.jpg.html

Okay thank you! I was kind of thinking the same thing just from all of the pictures I've been seeing. Oh well, He's still a sweetie

Or I've read this might be a way to tell. Thanks in advance for any help!! :)

B. Emilia I bought in October that I was told was female, just want to verify? Can anyone tell? She/he decided to tear apart the abd

Hey everyone! I've had my b. emilia since October. I was told then she was a confirmed female when I bought her at a reptile convention. Today she molted! I wanted to confirm she was a female myself but she decided to destroy the abdomen before I could get to it. I attached a picture of what...