Are you sure he is a he and not a she? Males have spurs on their back feet. Females do not. I can tell from the coloring that I believe you have a female.
he is a he, i believe it is a male because of the barring starting to show so he is around 6 months. also i wouldnt advise cupping your hands over him like that because chams get stressed in confined spaces.
Are you sure he is a he and not a she? Males have spurs on their back feet. Females do not. I can tell from the coloring that I believe you have a female.
yes he has spurs on his back feet and at the end of his body under his tail there is a slight bump instead of it being flat, the bump means he is a male also
yes he has spurs on his back feet and at the end of his body under his tail there is a slight bump instead of it being flat, the bump means he is a male also
Great cause I can not see it from the picture that u posted, if there is a spur then for sure its a male.
Did u get any info(age) on him from the place u got it from??
I would place him at 5months then. No older. Maybe slightly younger. My Veiled male started showing his adult colors all the time around 4months old. This is obviously a guess. Weighing your Cham would be a better indicator.