Hello new to chams.

[Winterlandbullies]

Hello all. I'm new to chams but not new to reptiles, and animal husbandry. This is my newest addition it's a veiled chameleon unsure of sex and honestly haven't looked Into how to sex a cham. quite yet. This is its current setup with a flukers littledrip for at night and a thrive drip plant for day. And yes I do realize it's going to out grow it. And I'm currently working on a bioactive enclosure for it's upgrade. We call it Cannabis. Our other animals include a leopard gecko(rosie), a regular ball python(fred), a albino ball python(Houdini) ,a Columbian common boa(bo), a Pacman frog(big mouth), and two thumbnail dart frogs. ( Bonnie and clyde).

 

[kinyonga]

Welcome to the forum!

Sexing veileds is easier than other chameleons...look at the back of the heels. If there's a tarsal spur there it's a male...
https://www.adcham.com/html/husbandry/glossary/tarsalspur.html

Interesting collection of reptiles!

 

[Chameleoking]

You have a male. I can see the huge spurs in the pick.

 

[Winterlandbullies]

Welcome to the forum!

Sexing veileds is easier than other chameleons...look at the back of the heels. If there's a tarsal spur there it's a male...
https://www.adcham.com/html/husbandry/glossary/tarsalspur.html

Interesting collection of reptiles!

Thanks for the reply

 

[Winterlandbullies]

You have a male. I can see the huge spurs in the pick.

Hey! Thank you.

 

[Klyde O'Scope]

You have a male. I can see the huge spurs in the pick.

I can barely see the chameleon!

 

[Chameleoking]

I can barely see the chameleon!

This is a close up.
He's got big ones. Haha!