Male or Female?
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nightanole
Chameleon Enthusiast
Im going with girl and Ambanja.
nightanole
Chameleon Enthusiast
Double click the images, the first 2 have good foot shots, and are pretty big.
Panthers have spurs now????
GabeCastro
Established Member
Your first pic tells me female...I don't see any type of bulge near his/her vent (anus) and the colors tell me that it's a female aswell.
I have no idea what locale she is, but i am positive shes a panther chameleon
If i had to guess i'd say she looks 5-6 months old.
Another member will most likely chime in soon and give you a better idea of what you have. Female panthers are very tricky, it's easier if you knew who their parents were
Whatever she may be, she's a beaut!!!! i love the greens/whites!
I have no idea what locale she is, but i am positive shes a panther chameleon
If i had to guess i'd say she looks 5-6 months old. Another member will most likely chime in soon and give you a better idea of what you have. Female panthers are very tricky, it's easier if you knew who their parents were
Whatever she may be, she's a beaut!!!! i love the greens/whites!
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chameleonkev
New Member
If you get a clear pic of the tail base I will sex him/her for you, I am leaning towards female from what I can see.I won't be Ambanja we don't really get them in the uk an the ones we do generally aren't to good, and I'd say around 4-5 months old
AngieL
Avid Member
This rule doesn't work for panthers I'm afraid. You need a good shot of the tail base to check for a bulge. My complete and utter GUESS would be male as female panthers usually get more of a dusky pink colour and your Cham looks like its getting greens. That's just a guess though
Callum1168
New Member
GabeCastro
Established Member
I kind of see a little bulge...Might be a late bloomer. I still think it's a female.
I'm kind of on the fence with 50/50 lol. See what others say. But pic 2, i can see a slight bulge
I'm kind of on the fence with 50/50 lol. See what others say. But pic 2, i can see a slight bulge
maxttu
New Member
I'm going to go against the grain and say female. Almost certain of it.
Also, please reconsider how you title your posts in the future. "Help" posts are usually reserved for emergency related topics. For example, this thread could have better been titled, "Please help identify my Cham" or "Male or Female".
I'm not a mod, it just assists members in finding and sorting out the posts with chams that may need prompt responses. Thanks!
Also, please reconsider how you title your posts in the future. "Help" posts are usually reserved for emergency related topics. For example, this thread could have better been titled, "Please help identify my Cham" or "Male or Female".
I'm not a mod, it just assists members in finding and sorting out the posts with chams that may need prompt responses. Thanks!
nightanole
Chameleon Enthusiast
I kind of see a little bulge...Might be a late bloomer. I still think it's a female.
I'm kind of on the fence with 50/50 lol. See what others say. But pic 2, i can see a slight bulge
What do the experts go by? "90% of maybes are females".
ISA my Veiled
New Member
maxttu
New Member
OHHH Max
What's up, my long lost homey??
ISA my Veiled
New Member
Not much man, just got back on. Decided that I am going to keep Isabella I think and try to make it work. Just need a misting system. How have ya been?? How are Fenix and Walker?
justjumpit621
New Member
i'm 70/30 for girl with AWESOME colors! Possibly an ambilobe. looks maybe 6 months? anyone else think so?
with AWESOME colors! Possibly an ambilobe. looks maybe 6 months? anyone else think so?
Trace
Captain Awesome
You have a female chameleon. 100%. You can tell by the duller colours (although for a female she is REALLY bright and pretty) and the lack of a hemipenal bulge and smaller rostral process.
I need to reiterate the need that if you can’t offer solid reasons to support your conclusion, then please don’t post. It is crucial the owner know the sex of the chameleon they are trying to care for and not get confused by people making guesses.
I changed the thread title for you and moved it to the identification forum.
I need to reiterate the need that if you can’t offer solid reasons to support your conclusion, then please don’t post. It is crucial the owner know the sex of the chameleon they are trying to care for and not get confused by people making guesses.
I changed the thread title for you and moved it to the identification forum.
