Tarsal spurs
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JoshCrane1
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females dont have anything on the back of their rear feet, males have at least a bump.
TikiTimer
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Ok, I posted His pics here awhile back and everyone swore it was a girl, and said it might just be loose skin,But I feel bumps that are hard, and I ca see em too, they are just small, So I was just wonderin'...I also ordered him from a reputable breeder, and she swears he is male...Thats all I was just wondering if some just have smaller spurs...
JoshCrane1
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thats cool, theres a chance they are related, but they do have like 30 or so different bloodlines so who knows.
my line was STX19, hope he turns out to be a beautiful chamy.
my line was STX19, hope he turns out to be a beautiful chamy.
TikiTimer
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Yeah both feet...He is 4 months, probably almost 5 now.
So the female had nothing huh? Ok I have owned a veiled before, He died not too long ago, he was about 5 or 6 years, But I got him when he was full grown, so there was no doubt he was a boy. But this is the first baby I have ever had, So I just wasnt sure. Thank you for replying
So the female had nothing huh? Ok I have owned a veiled before, He died not too long ago, he was about 5 or 6 years, But I got him when he was full grown, so there was no doubt he was a boy. But this is the first baby I have ever had, So I just wasnt sure. Thank you for replying
mika
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K, I read your prev thread.
Those pics look like a little spur to me. Like the others said, it's just not pronounced. If it was excess skin, would it be on both feet?
Hmmm.. most of the breeders said female though.
When I bought/rescued my female, there were 10-11 chams in that enclosure with her, some had small bumps, some had large ones, some you could barely tell but a bump is a bump is a bump
My female was one of only 2 females in that enclosure ( no wonder she was stressed! )
Those pics look like a little spur to me. Like the others said, it's just not pronounced. If it was excess skin, would it be on both feet?
Hmmm.. most of the breeders said female though.
When I bought/rescued my female, there were 10-11 chams in that enclosure with her, some had small bumps, some had large ones, some you could barely tell but a bump is a bump is a bump
My female was one of only 2 females in that enclosure ( no wonder she was stressed! )
TikiTimer
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Yeah thats what I thought, And if it was excess skin it wouldnt be hard, it would be like, I dunno loose, haha
But maybe it was just hard for them to tell in the pics, like they didnt know if it was hard or soft, so I understand its just hard to tell sometimes...Thats was awhile ago too, so maybe his bumps have grown a bit now, cuz he has grown a lot since that last thread, So maybe they would agree male now, or maybe not...haha I dont know...Or maybe they are right...I just thought like what you said, A bump is a bump, haha If any of you breeders are reading this, let me know what you think now, if your opinion has changed or not...
But maybe it was just hard for them to tell in the pics, like they didnt know if it was hard or soft, so I understand its just hard to tell sometimes...Thats was awhile ago too, so maybe his bumps have grown a bit now, cuz he has grown a lot since that last thread, So maybe they would agree male now, or maybe not...haha I dont know...Or maybe they are right...I just thought like what you said, A bump is a bump, haha If any of you breeders are reading this, let me know what you think now, if your opinion has changed or not...
