Then it's a male. Females are starkly contrasting black and white at that size, and males start to look more and more uniformly beige until they mature (and if it's 4", it is likely to mature with it's next molt).
Then it's a male. Females are starkly contrasting black and white at that size, and males start to look more and more uniformly beige until they mature (and if it's 4", it is likely to mature with it's next molt).
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