veiled
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ok. i know you all get sick of these threads because i was looking at how many were like this. but i guess none of them asked what i wanted to ask. all the pictures of veiled male spurs look like they were taken on an older male so of course it is obvious. but i tried really hard at our local pet store to get a male. the store had three babies about 3-4 weeks old they said. they said they were a little worried because they usually dont get them that young but they were eating well. well we were all there trying to tell if we could see a spur and we all agreed one's back foot looked like it had a little bump(tiny). well i REALLY wanted a boy so i decided to drive 20 minutes to their other location to look at 3 more babies(same age). i thought it would be a little more noticable. but at the other store it was the same thing. 2 looked like the back of their feet were flat and 1 had the tiniest piece of skin(bump). i just thought what are the chances i look at 6 babies from the same batch, same age(because same connected stores with same reptile order split) and them all be girls so we took a healthy one with the back foot looking a tiny bit different. so how noticable would it be at this age? sorry about my long story. had a starbucks coffee earlier lol