Sexing young panthers

[chameleonneeds]

So I`ll be getting my first Panthers next week friday . . .finaly!

They are ambanjas and around 3 months old.
I want a pair but the breeder says it would be easier at 4 months to be 100% correct with their sex. But the thing is now they cost R1000 and when they are 4 months the price will be moved up to R1500, so it R2000 for a pair now or R3000 later and I would realy prefer the cheaper price . . .who wouldnt?

So I would just like tips on how to sex them at 3 months.
Some pictures would be great!
If you can help please do

-Tyrone

 

[Nosybe]

There are a ton of threads like this, try a search and you will find tons of info.

 

[chameleonneeds]

I already have, alot of mixed opinions in alot the threads.

 

[chameleonneeds]

But I have found some good info NOW.
And I would say at 3 months I could try look for bulge but males are definetely greyish when this young and females are reddish with very little barring.

Thanks anyway

 

[Julirs]

The very best way I have found is to look at the cham from the side. If the tail indents before it hits the body-girl-if not boy. Let me post a few pics here. I have also found that when really little, if you take a picture of the cham with tail straight out from the side, you can see this much more easily.

Boy

Boy 3+ months

Girl

Girl on right, boy on left...

Girl-3+ months

 

[chameleonneeds]

Thanks alot Julirs I will look out for this when I go see the chams next week.

Very helpful answer!