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With this puctures its hard to tell. I'd like to see pictures of tge tailbase

I'd say 90% sure a male. As said by nhenn locality can't be said at this age.

I'd say male

It was my mistake of the spurs they do not have any. The gracefull has it. I will look for pictures of my old pair.

for sure female. as she lacks hemipenal development and small horn on the nose

you're right. Gracefulls have spurs.

the pictures should have be bigger to see it better the pictures itself are okay.

this is a male

I still keep on thinking it's a female. no 100% guarantee as the pictures are very small.

I find it hard to say. She is young adult I would estimate between 8 and 12 months.

I'm quite sure she is a female. Yopu can not see the hemipenis. Further she is not to small to tell.

Hi, The sex difference with senegals is the same as calyptratus. The males do not have spurs. Further the hemipenis of sub adult males is already well developed comparred to females.

Hi, The pictures are still quite small. But based on this pictures I'd say it's a female

This is really difficult and based on any literature I've read I wouldn't dear to even guess which subspecies this is. Do you have any clue from which country this animal was imported. I have to agree with Ferdy that this animal looks more as a female. It's true that their are several...

Colloration off the animals can change a lot. Bright and intens collors are often a sign of stress. My senegals also weren't bright collored all the time. But I see you took a pic outside a terrarium. As almost all chameleons senegals are not pets to handle a lot. I think this is not really good...

thanks all. Only the upper one is a fynbos the other ones are the normal morph. When I'm finished with rebuilding my room I'll post some more pictures including their enclosures.

Hereby some pictures of some of my animals I hope you enjoy: Bradypodion pumilum Bradypodion transvaalense: Bradypodion setaroi Cordylus warreni Cordylus cataphractus

Mine have their 'own' rooms. Some share them with other reptiles but they are not in a public room.

No there isn't any reason. In fact I love to feed them, they are only hard to obtain. And not all young/small chameleons like them.

Then my appolgies about the first. (although it stands for many other persons). My advice ofcourse stays the same. But is makes the case much nicer! I hope you will have a lot of joy of your first baby.