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What are those little claws underneath my pythons tail?
Do they have anything to do with determining the sex of my snake?
6 Answers
- gonecrazy_flLv 51 decade ago
as somebody already said, they are leftover limbs from way back then.they are whre the pelvis would be or is. Both sexes have them >the males spurs are normally larger than the females when compared to females the same size. But this is not a reliable determinator of the snakes gender. the best way for sexing is probing the snake or in hatchlings popping them.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
there are remnants of what used to be legs that protrude most prodominatley in males of many species of snakes
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
those claws you see are called speres males have curved for connecting to females when breeding..and females have straight speres
Source(s): www.reptilesrus.ca - Anonymous1 decade ago
its a male n its ready to breed!