Solid Snake
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No! You dont wake them up! Thats why its black, you freaked it! 
Are those the two different chams?
Are those the two different chams?
What sex is my panther chameleon?!?!
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Dbash44
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I feel like this she is definately a he. I honestly feel like an idiot for trusting the petstore vender.
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I feel like this she is definately a he. I honestly feel like an idiot for trusting the petstore vender.
Dbash44
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No! You dont wake them up! Thats why its black, you freaked it!
Well it wasn't asleep when I got it out, it turned that color after it fell asleep on my finger!! I know not to wake them up! haha
And no those two pics are the same one.
Solid Snake
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They all look like shes to me. Do you have any idea what local they are supposed to be?
Dbash44
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In the second picture of the second chameleon doesnt the tail base look male to you? It does to me anyways, but that's also my unexpert opinion. I'll get more pics just gimme a sec.
The second one is definately a lot more active than the other one!
And I have no clue. Someone said the smaller one may be a sambava.
Solid Snake
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Solid Snake
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I see what your talking about. Try to get a pic from underneath, or really close up, showing the hips to the tail. Im going to go find out what young sambavas look like, as it sorta resembles one imo also...
Solid Snake
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Dbash44
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Another thing, idk if it's juss me, but the females I've looked at seem to have a lone white spot above the stomach while males tend to have a continuous, unbroken white stripe.
Dbash44
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Say it were male, two males is no bueno right?
Solid Snake
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Yes thats true...
Solid Snake
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Yes, they tend to be more territorial as they get older from what I understand. Some people have successfully kept them together, but most of the time one will just bully the other out of food/basking/water, and the other cham goes downhill.
Dbash44
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Here's more of the second!
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Here's more of the second!
Dbash44
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And the smaller one has a lone spot..
Oh yeah, what's the rarest type of pet panther as far as you know?
And maybe if they're both male, I can try my chances due to the fact they may get used to eachother at a young age???
Solid Snake
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That looks male, but just barely. Damned tricky chameleon! Is there a "line"that seperates the "bulge" on the underneath?
Dbash44
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I know! And I know it's at least a month old because I got him a month ago. It even has tealish colors on its head...
What do you mean by the line? I'll look right now!
Solid Snake
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Rarest? The giant winged triceradog chameleon:
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Really im not sure, but I rarely see mitsios, whitch I really like...
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Dbash44
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Hahahahaha I just laughed really hard!
and yeah there is a "line" as far as I see.
Solid Snake
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Ok, so lets get this straight. You bought a boy, but its actually a girl. You also bought a girl and its actually a boy? lol I looked over ALL the pics again, and it seems that you do most likely have a male and a female. Its hard to tell though, I have no actual experience with sambava, just ambilobe.
Dbash44
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Exactly! Haha kinna ironic to say the least.
Should I wait to see if the Sambava is a dude? Or should I get a separate cage for it until I know forsure?
