[Crystalkitsune85]

When they're babies and aren't quite adults both male and females have pink ceres. When they get to be adults, the females' cere will go milky white and the boys will go blue. And when females go into breeding condition, their noses crust over with brown stuff. I usually try to go for gender neutral names when naming them so I don't get stuck with a boy or girl with a name for the opposite gender :x