Sex of my dragon?
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I just was using the generic term of stress marks, that is what those are almost universally called [ Google it ] almost all dragon owners know what they mean and it's not to say the dragon is stressed out or unhappy. 
Those will go away in the future at times they will come back. I wasn't implying that your dragon is stressed out but just that it's too difficult to see any evidence of bulges in the pics because the pattern distorts what can be seen in the pics. In a month or 2 the dragon will be bigger and if there are any lumps they should be more prominent. I've raised 20 years of dragons, they all show that pattern at some point + they disappear at other points in their lives, that's with all dragons.
Those will go away in the future at times they will come back. I wasn't implying that your dragon is stressed out but just that it's too difficult to see any evidence of bulges in the pics because the pattern distorts what can be seen in the pics. In a month or 2 the dragon will be bigger and if there are any lumps they should be more prominent. I've raised 20 years of dragons, they all show that pattern at some point + they disappear at other points in their lives, that's with all dragons. - Status
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