have then flat on something, and gently lift the tail, holding by the tip. just after the vent, 2 bumps male, 1 or no bumps female :)

its hard when there itty bitty babies, but around 7-10 inches its usually pretty obvious whos a boy and whos a girl :)

It's never a 100% sure thing, but I can say that after trying it for myself that the little males are prety apparently males. You have to gently lift the tail up and kinda view it straight on, to get an idea of the profile of the underside of the base of the tail, just after the vent. In a supposed male, there will be two slight bumps on either side with a slight indentation between them. In a female, it will look mostly flat under there. Again, this is not 100% accurate, but if you know what to look for you can be fairly certain.

I had several experts sex our babies for us this year. I find it amazing that they can be done so quick and effectively. An experienced breeder can look at the head and guestimate fairly accurate.

I am not there yet. LOL

For me they need to be a little bigger to be 100% sure. The points that aSnakeLovinBabe made are definitely accurate. It can be easier when you hold them upside down and gentley push with your thumb or rotate the base of the tail ever so slightly to reveal the boys.

Not sure if you are doing the Richmond Expo in October? But, we should be there if you want me to take a look at your dragons.

Cheers!

Thank you everyone, you all really helped!  I think I got them all sexed now and we're ready for the expo on Oct 1st.

Tiger Onzuka, I doubt I'll be going down to Richmond, I hope to sell the babies in Havre de grace, but I really appreciate the offer, will you be selling in Richmond?  I want to go to Baltimore on Oct 8th, but I don't know if I will, I think my boyfriend would kill me if I brought home one more creature without making a profit, lol.