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Female, no bugle and see a indent after base of tail. I know this is an old post but just wanted to follow up.

At around 10 months he/she should be showing clear indications of being male/female. My guess would say female especially at that age, but It hard to get a concept of her/his size and tail with the pictures posted above. Can you try to post up clear pics and we can better confirm.

Yep, Male

Agreed with male, didn't we comment on this one already being a 4 day old post?

95% sure he is Male, showing a puffy bulge in the base of his tail.

Male, First picture shows a good bugle in the base of the tail.

His name is "Sunny", my youngest named him from the books "Wings of Fire".

He should be fine after a good nights rest. At that young age feed extra small bugs, better to have them eat more smaller ones then to choke on something too big and stop feeding meal worms.

Update, Little dude is growing fast and showing lots of green.

Flexing his muscles and ripping off his cloths, happens to me all the time.....

I don't understand the need for an "injection" at that young of age unless it was a life and death issue and on top of that vitamins "injection" would not save its life.

Male, boy, him, dude, bro.

Both are male, the panther has a bulge in the tail and your veil has spurs on the back feet.

Maybe a slight bugle, no sign of an indent. 65% male... That's my best guess.

Not in my state.......o_O

Update, 99.9% confident "Sunny" is a boy!

At that age is so hard to tell, I'd say based on the tail I'd give it 70% chance you got a male, but my son says 65% female. Give him/her a few weeks more and it will clearly show signs of a bulge or not in the tail. If you can get clear picture it would be easier to tell.

Maybe a beauty mark on your face that she thinks is a bug. Does she always strike around the same location?

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