Are these sperm plugs?

[aidenb]

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Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - 8 month old male Nosy Faly Panther. Have had him about a month
Handling - For maintenance.
Feeding - Crickets and silkworms daily
Supplements - Zoomed calcium daily, zoomed calcium with d3 twice monthly, flukers vitamins twice monthly.
Watering - Monsoon misting system sprays for 2 minutes every hour.
Fecal Description - White urates, fully digested.
History - Any previous information about your cham that might be useful to others when trying to help you.

Cage Info:
Cage Type - Reptibreeze 16"x16"x30"
Lighting - 60w basking bulb, 18" reptisun 5.0
Temperature - Ambient 75, basking 86
Humidity - 80+%, fully planted enclosure.
Plants - Pothos and umbrella plants
Placement - In reptile room blocked from view of other animals, low traffic

Current Problem - Wanting to know if the pics attached are soerm plugs?

 

[Miss Lily]

Looks like it! I don't really like the term 'plugs' as I think that is better used to describe when sperm deposits become impacted, thus forming a plug. Check out this thread about my Jackson boy: http://https://www.chameleonforums.com/hemipenes-sperm-deposits-84494/

 

[aidenb]

He passed them so he's all good.