I'd say give it another month or two + then post pics again. It does look female in most of the pics but there is a slight shadow of a hemipene. Some males actually show very little until they are near the 6 month mark and once in a while it takes even longer while other males can be sexed as early as a week old..
Help confirm female?
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This photo looks a bit male to me. But It's very hard to tell, I Agree with AHBD, I'd give it a month or so and see.Mrkngpen":1wbdxsqm said:Here are a couple where I tried to twist the tail. Do the presence of visible femoral pores at this size/age indicate probable male or not make a difference?
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Yeah. I Agree.
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