I still think its a male verrucosus,

[greg nan]

Everyone tells me I have a female verrucosus, but I believe it's a male, the colours look almost identical to my old Cham Stevie who is male, plus I have a female and her spikes on her spine only go about halfway down her spine, this ones go all the way down the spine. Thanks

 

[greg nan]

Another one

 

[greg nan]

Last one, let me know.

 

[Chameleonmaster]

That's a male and the one in the back is a female.

 

[maxttu]

Looks male to me.

 

[Kent67]

Based on the color, lack of hemipene bulge, and dorsal crest that ends halfway down the back rather than running past the pelvis and down the tail, I still say female.

 

[Trace]

I agree with Kent, that is a female Furcifer verrucosus. That said, the one on the background on post #3 looks to be a female Furcifer oustaleti because of the round ocelot type markings on the body.

 

[greg nan]

I realize this, but have you ever seen a female verrucosus with colours identical to a male, and keep in mind that they are only about a month old

 

[Kent67]

I've never seen a male verrucosus with that shade of yellow in the gular area but have seen plenty of females like that. Have you ever seen a male with dorsal spines that end halfway down its back?

 

[Chris Anderson]

I agree with Kent and Trace, thats a nice female Furcifer verrucosus you have there. The coloration, tail base (lack of a hemipenal bulge) and the dorsal crest are all consistent with a female, not a male. Here is a link to what the tail base should look like if it were a male: http://www.flchams.com/inventory/VerBaby2.jpg

Chris