I apologize for the crap iphone photos, its all I got right now. These photos might help identify sex:

Do babies not have the thumbs (tarsal spur i believe) on their back feet if they're male? or is that only veileds.

edit: i mean like
i know they're male if they have the thumbs in veileds, but is this only in veileds?

haha i suppose i made it sound like 'males don't have the thumbs'
SOWWY I CAN'T TYPE CORRECTLY! :X

I love you,whoever you are. It looks like a girl to me.

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harharhar why you say this?

Right, that works for veiled males (most of the time) but not for panthers.

It looks female to me, BUT, I am useless at sexing, and Sambava's do take a long time to colour up.

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Damn, I see female too...

It's superficial to say this, but I was really hoping for a male (vibrant colors). Especially considering that chameleons are more eye candy than 'handling' pets.


Hm, where does one sell their chameleon?

I believe thats a sheila i would demand a refund and something for your troubles maybe send you a male and just let you keep her

And this still looks female?

I can never tell if its the base of the tail or right before the base..

In that last picture, I'm leaning towards a male, but many of the others look female to me.

You said he's only light while sleeping, and always dark during the day? Are the colors in the last picture what you were talking about? If it is then you should maybe look into your setup, something may be stressing him (or her.)

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She/he hates my iphone in her face, hence the stress colors