ID & Sex

[jman10350]

It has very vibrant colors so isnt it probably a male because dont alot of chameleon species have brighter males than females... Im by no means an expert but thats wut i think

 

[Betta Lover]

It IS a female. jannb had a blog for this. look up her user name a read her blogs. this is cham i dont really know anything about so hopefully someone who knows something about them wull contact you.

Thank you so much kiroo i'll read this blog

 

[okiroo]

no problem at all. enjoy your cham a feel free at ask more qeustions on this forum. gr8luck!

 

[Pilotman800]

Thank you so much kiroo i'll read this blog

I posted it for you on the 2nd page but I got bottom page owned.

Here is the link for you.


https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jannb/345-egg-laying-laying-bin.html

 

[Betta Lover]

Found it!

Here you go, read this! It will help tremendously!

https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jannb/345-egg-laying-laying-bin.html

Thank you Pilotman i will read right now

 

[camimom]

It has very vibrant colors so isnt it probably a male because dont alot of chameleon species have brighter males than females... Im by no means an expert but thats wut i think

Yes, mainly males are brighter than females. however when a female cham is receptive or gravid, they can become very bright.

 

[Betta Lover]

I put A laying bin for her, but she didn't even get close from the bin, should i check my Vet??? maybe she need surgery !!!!!

 

[Trace]

Is she still eating? Certainly a laying bin is not going to hurt; she knows what to do and when to use it. I'd be inclined to think those are receptive or resting colours; gravid Ch. africanus females tend to have dark or a black background not bright green.