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When they are young the males sometimes do not develop the bulge in their tails until later. I do think it is a male though by the shape of the tail. The females tails are thinner and there is a slight indent after the vent. There is no way to tell the locale right now with that coloring. You will have to wait until he begins to color up and then you can usually get an idea. Where are you buying these from that they do not know what locale or sex they are?? You are not housing them together right?
No problem! Petco and Petsmart are notorious for selling chameleons that they know nothing about. Therefore selling the wrong lighting, caging, etc. The petco by me was selling Veilds and I gave them in lesson in how to sex them. They all had no idea, but they were grateful to learn. They can be housed together as babies and up to about 3 months old and then they really need to be separated. I am glad you are keeping them apart.
From that picture it is hard to tell if he is a male or not. The tail really needs to be straight out. From the other picture, I still say male. You cannot tell my colors at this age.
From that picture it is hard to tell if he is a male or not. The tail really needs to be straight out. From the other picture, I still say male. You cannot tell my colors at this age.
From that picture it is hard to tell if he is a male or not. The tail really needs to be straight out. From the other picture, I still say male. You cannot tell my colors at this age.