Hi would anyone be able to help male or female?

[leahb2017]

Hi what does everyone think? Male or female

 

[MissSkittles]

Looks like a girl to me.

 

[Jorge1025]

Good Luck!

 

[Bro Bott]

Hi what does everyone think? Male or female

I ain’t no pro but It looks more female to me as well. It is hard to tell the gender when reptiles are younger. I do work with both genders of chameleons and it looks like a female. Also is that a brookisia species?

 

[Decadancin]

Looks like a female.

 

[leahb2017]

I've been told a male?

 

[MissSkittles]

While my guy was much older than your little cutie is, this is the hemipenal bulge which we use to determine.


Your little one lacks any hemipenal bulge and from her vent, her bottom tail base goes straight. I picked the photo of your that could be misidentified and point out where/why.

 

[Bro Bott]

I've been told a male?

Oh man she’s tiny

 

[Beman]

I was leaning female but that last pic is throwing me as you can see more volume right behind the vent so this makes me lean to male. Give it another month and you should see more definition on if there is a bulge at the tail base.

 

[leahb2017]

While my guy was much older than your little cutie is, this is the hemipenal bulge which we use to determine.
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Your little one lacks any hemipenal bulge and from her vent, her bottom tail base goes straight. I picked the photo of your that could be misidentified and point out where/why.

I was leaning female but that last pic is throwing me as you can see more volume right behind the vent so this makes me lean to male. Give it another month and you should see more definition on if there is a bulge at the tail base.

I'm no good at this sort of thing can you tell me where i should be looking

 

[Beman]

I'm no good at this sort of thing can you tell me where i should be looking

Look at @MissSkittles pics above the first pic is a male where the tail base after the vent is thick the second one is a female where the tail base after the vent has no bulge or thickness to it.

This is your image that made me think twice... the area that the arrow is pointed to that would get thicker meaning more puffed out on the bottom after the vent if it is a male. If it stays very slender after the vent it is a female.

 

[LizardLurkin]

This area is making me think boy. Panthers are trickier to sex though, so I can't say with confidence, but generally I feel this little baby's tail looks fuller in this region.

I observe girls to have this kind of "stick tail" look, where boys have some more smoothing to the connection point from vent to tail.

I guess we'll know for sure in a bit of time though!