TSF

[kingkung]

I bought a gecko a week that was TSF, the gecko is up to 33 grams and is just over 2 months, I checked last night when I was holding and noticed small buldges at the bar of her tail, but didn't see any "V" pores, does this mean it's most likely male? Or do I have a chance it could be female still?

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[GexPex]

Sometimes I notice that my females show what looks like a bulge, but with a male, you should see distinctly separate bulges...two of them to be exact...usually with a gap between. At that size, you should see pores, sometimes with a yellowish waxy substance. If you can get good close-up pictures, post them here and we'll help you out.

 

[kingkung]

I'll try my best

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[OnlineGeckos]

Pics will definitely help. A lot of females have bulges, but males have distinct 2 *separate* bulges.

 

[kingkung]

I will take some tonight if my gecko is cooperative

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[kingkung]

this was the best shot i got, i felt bad cuz of all the squirming. But what do you think? male or female?

 

[GreatGeckos]

Hard too see in the pic but that looks female imo

 

[kingkung]

when i looked it looked like one little bulge, didn't see a separation.

 

[OnlineGeckos]

Yup looks female. :main_thumbsup:

By the way, an easier and less stressful way to take a pic of a gecko's underside is by placing the gecko inside a clear container. Then just lift the container up, with good lighting shining down from above, easy stuff. For future reference

 

[kingkung]

Cool, female was exactly what I wanted, I'll try to take better pictures

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