During incubation Does temperature affect the sex on Panther chameleons?

[Ynott116]

Everything's in the title just wondering what you all think and if so have any hard evidence I'd love to read it I'm open for any opinions have a great night thank you.

 

[CamrynTheCham22]

Here is a resource that I saw was used in an older thread, though it is about veiled chameleons: http://www.chameleonnews.com/08FebLong.html
Perhaps some information can be gained over that. You can also check this website: (link no longer valid)
It suggests that chameleons are one of the species that are genotypically driven, so basically the outside temperatures during incubation don't matter. That is just a theory though, and it doesn't look like it has any proof (yet!)
Hope that helped!

 

[Ynott116]

Here is a resource that I saw was used in an older thread, though it is about veiled chameleons: http://www.chameleonnews.com/08FebLong.html
Perhaps some information can be gained over that. You can also check this website: (link no longer valid)
It suggests that chameleons are one of the species that are genotypically driven, so basically the outside temperatures during incubation don't matter. That is just a theory though, and it doesn't look like it has any proof (yet!)
Hope that helped!

My first egg I bough hatched 3 weeks ago im thinking its a female what do you think? Just bought another egg today hope its a male.

 

[CamrynTheCham22]

I think that it is a female. The picture is a little bit blurry but it that is what it looks like to me. She is so tiny and cute

 

[Ynott116]

I agree thanks