Age/gender of my thamnophis proximus orarius?

[BellaK]

As the title reads, anyone more experienced got any ideas? I was told by the person I bought it from that it was a female, around 4 - 8 months of age. However I just want to double check :)

[guidofatherof5]

I would say female but could you post a photo of the underside tail showing more of the cloaca/tail. Thanks.

[BellaK]

Sure, as soon as I get home from school :)

[BellaK]

<font size="4"><span style="font-family: comic sans ms">I would say female but could you post a photo of the underside tail showing more of the cloaca/tail. Thanks.</span></font>
Here are some more pics

[Albert Clark]

Hi, I will say female as well. I don't really see the prominent bulging behind the cloaca that is typical in males. There seems to be more of an acute tapering seen in females. But hey, I have been fooled before even by popping. Good looking ribbon in any case.

[guidofatherof5]

I'd say female and a beautiful one at that.

[BellaK]

Okay, thanks for the reply. How much more do you think she is going to grow? Is there a chance that she's full grown, do you think? :)

[guidofatherof5]

Okay, thanks for the reply. How much more do you think she is going to grow? Is there a chance that she's full grown, do you think? :)
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/attachments/general-talk/14919d1518711436t-age-gender-my-thamnophis-proximus-orarius-img_20180215_165004050.jpg (http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/attachments/general-talk/14919d1518711436-age-gender-my-thamnophis-proximus-orarius-img_20180215_165004050.jpg)
I'm not real familiar with T. p. orarius but I do think she has some growing to do.

[BellaK]

Sounds good! Thanks for the help